Sentence examples for fall of stock from inspiring English sources
Add to this expansionary fiscal and monetary policies and the fall of stock prices to 14 to 16 times expected corporate operating profits for next year.
Mr. Shiller, perhaps his most influential critic, carefully assembled evidence of irrational, inefficient behavior and gained a measure of fame by predicting the fall of stock prices in 2000 as well as the housing crash that began in 2006.
One difference, they concur, is that death is not correlated to the rise and fall of stocks.
Man Group is also concentrating on high-net-worth individuals, with a new portfolio that invests across 30 different hedge funds that bet on the rise and fall of stocks.
One victim of the new weakness could be the soothing theory that the continuing fall of stocks is nothing more than a correction of the 1990's bubble, rather than a reflection -- or a cause -- of new economic problems.
S.A.C. was not built on Warren Buffet-stylong-termerm investments in companies but through rapid-fire trading that generated profits on the rising and falling of stocks.
A1 OBITUARIES A13 BUSINESS DAY C1-16 FeDefends Policy Duringlicy During Stock Boom in 1990's Alan Greenspan rejected criticism that the Federal Reserve mishandled the rise and fall of the stock market.
But the fall of the stock will not be welcome news to the company's workers, who receive all of their 401(k) matching benefits in company stock and are not permitted to sell the stock until they retire.
Over the last decade, for example, the rise or fall of I.B.M. stock on the day after the company reports earnings has matched the S.& P. 500's direction 75 percent of the time.
The move transports Mr. McKnight from a world of predictable slights and minor deceits into a high-risk play in which the imponderables ultimately go far beyond the rise and fall of the stock market.
Re "Chat-Room Millions, Real-Life Misery"(June 18) which looked at the rise and fall of a stock that had been hyped in chat rooms: The article compared the camaraderie of an investment chat room to an "e-Kiwanis Club".
