Sentence examples for negative announcement from inspiring English sources

They can load up on the best of the stocks that they already own, increasing the odds that a single negative announcement will ruin returns.

Galleon, which is still being unwound, said in court papers that it was one of the investors that purchased a block of Human Genome stock from FrontPoint just before the company's negative announcement, costing it about $1.5 million.

Conversely, concurrent transactions that increase the dilutive impact on earnings, thereby making the design more equity-like, are associated with more negative announcement effects.

In addition, I recommended selling Meridian Gold prior to a negative announcement that I thought would hurt the stock.

Consistent with models of adverse selection, concurrent transactions that reduce the dilutive impact on earnings, thereby making the design more debt-like, are associated with less negative announcement effects.

It was the first time since 1958 that there were more negative announcements than positive ones.

McBride believes the IFS was incentivised to pick holes in the budget because negative announcements drew more publicity.

In the boom years of 2004 through 2006, there were fewer than 100 negative announcements each year — the three best years in that regard since S.& P. started collecting data in 1955.

Still, analysts said Mr. Chenault's standing did not seem to have been hurt by the series of negative announcements he has made in his first six months in charge.

Although some major companies, notably Lucent Technologies, came in far short of expectations, the overall number of negative announcements was the lowest in the five years that I.B.E.S. has tracked quarterly warnings, Mr. Abbott said.

And so as you go down that and when they see some negative announcements out of the stress test results–from a political standpoint you have to wonder how fair is a world where government officials interpreting a stress test that's not a very granular stress test decide which ones needed to be intervened by the FDIC?