"sold high" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to describe when something was sold at a higher than expected price. For example: "The painting was sold high, at a price of $2 million."
In November, the coalition sold High Speed One, the Channel tunnel rail link, to two Canadian pension funds for £2.1bn.
As a result, some traders were left with big losses even though they had bought low and sold high.
Quarterback Waiver Gems Nick Foles (PHI) — I sure hope that Michael Vick owners sold high when they could because he may not get his job back.
The blotter showed that Wiswell had repeatedly bought low and sold high on Gigalogic's behalf, effectively paying Lynch nearly half a million dollars of Deutsche Bank's money.
But having bought as low as they could, the Tigers suddenly sold high on the weekend, splashing out to buy Riewoldt a family meal deal.
Mr. Kovacs also advocates a broadly diversified portfolio that is rebalanced often to ensure that assets are bought low and sold high.
He added that he believed Herbalife sold high-quality products.
Before opening Chicago Digital, Mr. Miller sold high-end audio equipment, driving a beat-up old car store to store.
Global Crossing, which sold high-speed data transmission capacity to telephone and Internet providers, filed for bankruptcy protection.
The site has sold high-concept merchandise like refrigerator magnets or T-shirts, but never a book.
On one of Paris's most fashionable streets, a few steps from Mr. Sarkozy's Élysée Palace, A. Fragonard has long sold high-quality women's clothing.
