Sentence examples for repurchased later from inspiring English sources

Primarily, they use short sales, an arrangement in which a stock borrowed from a broker is sold with the understanding that it will be repurchased later.

A short-seller sells shares in a company that he does not own, hoping to repurchase them later at a lower price.

Short interest on Nasdaq -- the number of shares investors borrow and then sell in hopes of repurchasing them later a lower price -- rose to a record level in March.

Another example is a repurchasing agreement, or repo, where a player such as a hedge fund could sell government bonds it owns to a bank, agreeing to repurchase them later.

Olsen served as the chief executive officer, and the company was sold for approximately $700 million in 2000 (and later repurchased and resold by Olsen's management team).

Mr. Holzer said the information that the Met used, from sources like the Art Loss Registry, a database of stolen art, suggested that Baron Hatvany later repurchased the El Greco.

Those records, kept by the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority, said he sold certain securities with the agreement of his manager and two weeks later repurchased some of them from another party without telling his manager.

One,, was later repurchased by Chile.

He sold and later repurchased land near the Charles River from a relative, who operated a landing and storehouse; the area (located near the present-day Eliot Bridge) became known as Gerry's Landing.

He later sold it, repurchased it and resold it again in 1968.

You can argue that investors are more concerned about cash burn than losses that include non-cash costs, but shareholders often have to recoup those costs later through share repurchased.