Sentence examples for organized stock from inspiring English sources

"This is a game as old as organized stock markets," said David Salem, the president of the Investment Fund for Foundations, which invests money in hedge funds for nonprofit organizations.

Grading and daily price guides have "certainly made the coin market more liquid, just like organized stock exchanges made equities more liquid," said Dalton L. Chandler, an analyst at Needham & Company, an investment firm based in New York.

In your article, you describe how Bill France, Sr., single-handedly founded organized stock-car racing as we know it.

France had organized stock-car races in Florida throughout the 1930s and '40s, and, after several unsuccessful attempts to create a series of races that would determine a national champion, in 1947 he created the National Championship Stock Car Circuit (NCSCC), a yearlong series of 40 races held across the southeastern United States.

"He comes from strong neighborhood stock, strong organizing stock," his sister said.

He also bucks the trend by refusing to organize stocks into generally accepted sectors.

To be more responsive, humanitarians organize stocks of relief items.

In the segment of organized trading stock exchanges merge and develop into large and diversified publicly traded companies.

The creators also organized the stock footage so it sometimes literally relates to the lyrics, while other time it correlates to the specific mood at various parts of the track.

In fact, the main reason Priceline had chosen Morgan Stanley to organize its stock offering was to obtain a buy rating from Meeker, which duly appeared soon after the stock started trading.

The group tries to arbitrage the inefficiencies created by artificial categories ("small cap value") and organizing principles (stock trader or bond trader?) that dictate how markets tend to operate.