Sentence examples for shares calling from inspiring English sources

Mr Ackman has shorted its shares, calling the firm a "pyramid scheme" (a charge Herbalife denies).

In some cases, prospectuses steered investors away from Class B or Class C shares, calling them more expensive, even though for the typical fund transaction — less than $50,000 invested for around four years — B and C shares can be cheapest.

For America's boardrooms, good times and soaring shares call for vigilance, as well as celebration.

Mr Sandler, who will be paid with Wachovia shares, called that "a bunch of garbage".

Thomas Goggins, a manager of the John Hancock Financial Services Fund, which owns Merrill shares, called the earnings report disappointing.

Two-thirds of a company's equity can be in the form of non-voting preference shares, called PNs.

With a lifting of restrictions on foreign shares, called the "ring fence," foreign ownership is now allowed to be as high as 49.9percentt.

Instead, Genzyme plans to distribute, in a tax-free dividend to its shareholders, shares called Genzyme Molecular Oncology.

Parker and Thiel also came up with a special class of shares, called Series FF, to help cash-strapped entrepreneurs.

If this is the case, the investor is willing to have the underlying shares called from him at $18.00 each.

Having shares called after 25 days at a break above the strike price would still leave the investor rewarded handsomely.