Sentence examples for longer-term stock from inspiring English sources

Much of Wall Street and corporate America has shifted a bigger portion of pay into longer-term stock awards and established policies to claw back bonuses.

Under pressure from regulators, banks in the United States have shifted a bigger portion of pay into longer-term stock awards and established policies to claw back bonuses in the event of large losses.

Mr. Knapp says he expects that the S.& P. 500 will rise to 1,210 by the end of the year, or 13.6 percent from its current 1,064.88, and that the chances for strong longer-term stock returns are favorable.

The price hasn't been in this low range since 1995, which proved to be a good year for longer-term stock buying.

One of Mr. Offman's favorite longer-term stocks is NeoRx, a Seattle biotechnology company that, among other things, is testing a radioactive compound for the treatment of multiple myeloma.

Longer term, stocks do better under Democrats.

But the longer-term story behind the stock price is a corporate turnaround with few, if any, equals.

In a sign that investors continued to be cautious about China's longer-term economic prospects, stock markets in the Asia-Pacific region staged a mixed response to the Chinese data Thursday.

From a longer-term perspective, the stock has dropped below key support at its 10-month and 20-month trend lines, pulling them into a bearish cross.

From a longer-term perspective, the stock has ramped higher along on the steadfast support of its ten-month and 20-month trend lines since June 2003.

We're about to break to the downside and go down to my target price, which would be around $18. On a longer-term basis, the stock peaked with the entire Nasdaq market in March 2000, and it's now in a bear market.