"high selling" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe something that is selling well or in high demand. For example: This new video game is a high selling title and is in stores all over the country.
None of these high selling babies have accomplished much.
Avoid these, and your portfolio will thank you... 1. BUYING HIGH, SELLING LOW Industry figures show that investors have a habit of pouring money into stock markets when they're flying high and taking it out when they've suffered a correction.
When this happensCompanies tend to report disproportionately high recurring operating expenses, such as the cost of goods sold, as well as high selling, general and administrative expenses (SGA) in the missing months, the study found.
Unlocking companies' cash The sacking of Bo Xilai All the wrong messages Too much risk, not enough reward ReprintsPiling cash high; selling investment shortFirms have been hoarding cash for many reasons: fears about financial collapse in Europe; worries about demand in Britain's main markets; a strategy to keep money handy to build a presence in faster-growing markets; and so on.
Central to that profitability is the 20 percent commission that the Hôtel des Ventes charges, and its high selling rate — it has sold about 90 percent of what it has auctioned in recent years, at an average of more than 1.5 times estimates.
He made ends meet in a more maverick manner in junior high, selling oregano-laced reefer for 50 cents a stick at Public School 99 ("a k a Jailhouse 99"), and painting R.I.P. murals of his neighborhood's dearly departed for $20. Plus tips.
