The phrase "monitor stocks" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to tracking the performance of investments. For example: "I monitor stocks daily to make sure my investments are doing well."
Brokers study computer screens in their booths, some to monitor stocks, some to play virtual games.
This can range from funding healthcare training to providing support for sophisticated mobile telephone networks that monitor stocks.
But until then, anyone can use the app to just monitor stocks.
Robinhood is still in friends and family private beta, but its app lets people buy, sell, research and monitor stocks for free.
Most finance apps only let you monitor stocks like Yahoo Finance or the first version of RobinHood, or charge you to trade them like those from the big retail brokerages.
Studies of Wunderpus photogenicus could benefit greatly from photoidentification because their small size and delicate body rule out using currently available tagging methods to monitor stocks.
Mr. Häusler, a German, is expected to help the fund monitor stock, bond and currency markets and to provide more coordination between the fund and private financial companies.
The district management team can monitor stock levels remotely and in real-time via the Internet, a smart phone or e-mail and re-distribute existing medicines or schedule new drug deliveries when and where they are needed.
The advantage of such item-level tagging is that it allows retailers to monitor stock levels with far more accuracy, and to order replacement goods at the end of each day to make sure that every size, style and colour remains in stock.
The two-year rule was hard to enforce when large publicly held companies merged, because it was impossible to monitor stock sales made by thousands of shareholders.
In October, RFID tags will start to make their way on to actual packaging as the SMART Project starts testing the ability to monitor stock levels and monitor promoted goods.
