Sentence examples for means the share from inspiring English sources

"If the dividend yield is high, that means the share price is down," Mr. Decello said.

Most sectors within the market are trading at what he calls their "long-term average", which means the share price is roughly in line with historic norms in relation to company earnings.

That means the share price is likely to dip lower.

That's very low for the emerging economies and that means the share of Russia in the global economy will shrink, and the technological gap between Russia and developed nations will increase. .

Some analysts feel that the slump in the Rolls-Royce share price - it has fallen from around 12000p in 2014 to 541p - means the shares are now cheap.

Shares in Hughes currently trade as a "tracking stock" of G.M.; that means the shares reflect Hughes's results but do not convey actual ownership.

Those shares are worth up to £13.1m for Segars and £7.2m for Muller, though performance requirements mean the shares are unlikely to pay out in full.

A neutral rating applies to stocks that have risen to fair value; it does not mean the shares are expected to underperform the market significantly.

She also said that the agreement would not mean the sharing of adult social care information, but that the system would allow sharing for processes, policies and supporting procedures.

Following a strong share price performance, and looking ahead to the second quarter trading update, we feel tough year-on-year comparatives (Euro 2012) and a potentially weaker UK retail performance could mean the shares pause for breath.

In practical terms, this meant the sharing of boats, expenses and defining clear roles and responsibilities based on respective jurisdictions.