Sentence examples for flashing stock from inspiring English sources

Waleed al-Houtti keeps his eyes trained on the flashing stock prices streaming across the bottom of his computer screen, and sporadically answers a phone.

"Of course, Thoreau didn't have a family to support, wasn't in the 39-percent tax bracket or concerned with balancing his portfolio," he says as the serenity is disrupted by a crowd of busy professionals under a flashing stock ticker.

Reuters, now under a new CEO, Thomas Glocer, already had its terminals on nearly every trader's desk at HSBC and every other major bank around the world, flashing stock, bond and currency prices from New York to Mumbai.

But the second can also be used to call up manual controls for temperature or lighting, display where teammates are and even flash stock prices.

The reservoir fluids were contaminated by two types of base oils, termed Ultidrill (a synthetic olefin-based oil) and EDC (a low aromatic mineral oil fraction), containing 0, 10, 20, and 40 wt.% of base oil in single flashed stock tank oil (STO).

As he says it, around when we're flashed stock images of James Dean and Marilyn Monroe, we move from a marginally cool image of a tattoo of Rosie the Riveter to the original Second World War poster of Rosie the Riveter, spoiling the effect.

The ever-flashing stock price, a carrot for tough days, has been stagnant for months and is currently down 10percentt from its 52-week high, closing today at 135 1/4, well behind the breakneck growth that inspired dreams of working five years and then retiring for life.

Of these Telequote II, already in operation, compresses all market information into a single system & flashes stock quotations in Kelly green.

Even worse were the business shows that flashed relentless stock market tickers across the screen while over-caffeinated frat boys like Jim Cramer yelled about turning his viewers into millionaires.

Despite the warning signals flashing for global stock markets, economists said the drop in equity prices may be a short-term trend if the world economy can continue to expand without generating too much inflation and if central banks do not hike interest rates more than anticipated.

The story is an elegy for our postindustrial society: a fragmented, alienated collection of individuals who seem to continually shift their attentions between flickering images-GameBoy, flashing billboards, news and stock tickers and so on.