Sentence examples for finance message from inspiring English sources
Any thoughts about those stories in 2007 that you were active on a finance message board, anonymously saying negative things about a Whole Foods' competitor?
After the History Hunters' Web site crashed, in late 2006, Jim McManus started posting his findings about Odyssey on a Yahoo Finance message board, where Odyssey investors regularly congregate to discuss the company, often in optimistic terms.
A few hours after each purchase, he would send as many as 500 false and misleading e-mail messages to various Yahoo Finance message boards promoting the stock he had just bought.
Armed only with accounts at A.O.L. and E*Trade, the kid had bought stock and then, "using multiple fictitious names," posted hundreds of messages on Yahoo Finance message boards recommending that stock to others.
Ballas then seeded the story on a Yahoo! finance message board, posting under the username "stevegaffinancial," the complaint alleges.
The SEC had traced years of what it says was activity by Peterson in his role as president and CEO of the micro-cap company RVPlus -- including allegedly falsifying multimillion dollar agreements with foreign governments, lying about a relationship with the United Nations and posing as a fake investor to spread incorrect information on finance message boards.
Within finance, the message was unmistakable: Prepare to move jobs.
That means changing our system of campaign finance".The message has strong electoral appeal.
Alison Fields of Rock the Vote, a voter registration initiative, said she was disappointed that Mr. McCain had not pushed his campaign finance reform message in his speech.
The finance ministers' message Friday evening repeated the recent predictions of many economic experts that the severe troubles in the housing sector in the United States "will likely moderate" the growth of the global economy.
The Eurozone finance ministers' message to Greece on Thursday night was stark: there will be no new bailout – and the Greek nation will go bankrupt – unless Athens finds a further €325m of budget cuts, on top of the €3.3bn of austerity measures already promised.
