Sentence examples similar to hold on sharing from inspiring English sources
Why would researchers hold back on sharing information?
Don't hold back on sharing your ideas and resources you think will help; fresh ideas are good in education!
This "endowment effect" means that people hold on to shares well past the point where it makes sense to sell them.
To combat it, some fund firms have imposed short-term trading fees, which penalize investors who don't hold on to shares.
He also urged investors to hold on to shares in Italian companies: "Italian banks did not sign up to any toxic products".
Blodget said he expects sentiment to turn positive for Internet stocks and recommended investors hold on to shares through the end of the year.
But I held back on sharing that post, as I saw several of my friends sharing it.
The theory holds so long as the executives hold on to the shares.
They would get a discount of "at least 5%" as well as "a loyalty bonus for people who hold on to their shares for a year".
They earn a 15percenttaxax cut on those gains if they hold on to their shares for seven years.
