The phrase "gain in price" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to describe an increase in the cost of something. For example, "The value of the stock market saw a significant gain in price over the past year."
What PC makers lack in market identity they may gain in price advantage.
Generally, corporate municipal bonds may gain in price as the economy strengthens, but Mr. Conery is cautious.
The gain in price for that silver dollar amounts to a little more than 1 billion percent, but the half disme went up more than 2 billion percent and the penny climbed almost 10 billion percent.
Another apparel retailer, Philadelphia's Urban Outfitters, delivered the second biggest gain in price, 54%.
A simple click can give you the charts and information about 100 stocks with the largest percentage gain in price on a single trading day.
21, 2011, if MSFT stays above $22.50 per share you would simply benefit from the gain in price minus the cost of the put option.
They had also projected a 0.1percentt gain in prices excluding food and energy.
SPRING WHEAT IN QUESTION Farmers Not Selling Freely, in Belief of Good Gain in Prices Eventually.
LATER FUTURES ALSO RISE Profit Sales Are Quickly Absorbed -- Corn, Oats and Rye Gain In Prices.
Not one of the 20 cities in the index posted a gain in prices from October to November, or from last November to this year.
[Page A11.] Steep Gain in Prices Paid Producers Prices paid to manufacturers and other producers for their goods climbed 1.1percentt in January, marking the steepest monthly gain in more than a decade, the government reported.
