Sentence examples for stock entails from inspiring English sources

Money managers look at the way Alliance Capital is being pilloried -- for having bought Enron stock on the way down -- and realize that buying a questioned stock entails big risks.

Conventional wisdom used to say that the only way to raise $1 billion-plus, at an attractive valuation, was to provide investors in return the transparency and the liquidity that being a publicly traded stock entails.

The number of units this stock entails by far exceeds Mayor Bill de Blasio's woefully inadequate and cynical mantra for "200,000 new and preserved" "affordable apartments".

For the novice investor, picking a new bond fund entails a daunting search through hidden costs, skimpy disclosure and otherworldly jargon, all for the right to plunk down money for a small payoff that can fall far short of stocks.

Holding stocks is risky due to price fluctuations and non-guaranteed capital; however, refraining from participation in the stock market entails a risk too.

Microsoft says its restricted stock "units" entail transferring no actual stock until it has vested -- that is, until the employee qualified to own it outright.

But stocks do entail some risk — that's why they provide a reward.

Know that this is extremely important when the trade entails stocks exchanged for anything else.

She commends Darren Johnson's report Where Can We Build More Homes? which looks at various ways of adding to housing stock that don't entail environmental damage, large scale demolition or trampling over the wishes of local people.

This has an effect similar to starting late, since recovery from war entails building a stock of capital that will, other things being equal, embody the most advanced technology and therefore be more productive and allow faster growth.

While the number of shares to be offered and the price range have not been determined, the Wall Street Journal reports (behind paywall) that the sale is estimated to entail $57.5 million in stock.