Sentence examples for example stock from inspiring English sources

For example, stock trades by senior executives would have to be disclosed to the S.E.C. on the next business day, and to the public the day after that.

For example, stock performance over the past century includes the time when the United States market was evolving from an emerging player in the global economy to the world's economic superpower.

For example, Stock and Watson (1988) and King et al.

The previous study mainly differs by media type, for example stock newspaper or website of the environmental protection ministry.

Consider the following example: Stock XYZ trades at $28; the January 2008 LEAPS calls with a strike price of $30, trade at $15.

New York City stores, for example, stock fans year-round to cool overheated apartments; a store in Colorado keeps a year-round supply of humidifiers.

For example, stocks that performed poorly in one period typically did better on average over time.

When the United States invaded Afghanistan last fall, for example, stocks did not stage a sustained war-related rally.

For example, stocks and bonds are traded around the world and around the clock, but there is nothing like a world Securities and Exchange Commission to oversee regulation.

For example, stocks in many sectors -- banks, consumer durables and basic materials -- are trading at depressed levels that historically have foretold a recession.

Any capital gains on, for example, stocks purchased decades earlier — which would have been subject to tax if sold — were erased.