Sentence examples for stock inflation from inspiring English sources
The recent spate of accounting scandals has revived complaints that the network helped to feed stock inflation by at times granting the claims of analysts and chief executives too much credulity while some of its commentators derided those who urged caution.
After all, it was Spitzer who, as state attorney general and self-appointed "Sheriff of Wall Street," went after corruption and greed in the finance industry, exposing investment bank stock inflation, securities fraud, predatory lending practices, exorbitant executive compensation and illegal late trading and market timing perpetrated by hedge funds and mutual fund companies.
"For stocks, inflation expectations are likely to influence outcomes in 2017.
Shalon, who allegedly called his stock-inflation scheme "a small step towards a large empire", ran what officials describe as "a sprawling cybercriminal enterprise" with "hundreds of employees, co-conspirators and infrastructure in over a dozen countries".
The bad news for stock investors: Inflation can sap corporate profits if raw material costs rise faster than companies are able to pass them on to consumers.
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First there was that business with the company's IPO, which was a disaster, partly thanks to some apparently artificial stock price inflation, which had nothing to do with the site but reminded you that Zuckerberg was a dick.
The consumer savings rate can be affected by a number of different variables, including income levels, unemployment rates, housing prices, stock prices, inflation rates, consumer confidence, lending standards (access to credit), gas prices, interest rates, etc.
To benefit from the coming rise, Leeb favors oil stocks, traditional inflation hedges like real estate, and especially oil service stocks.
The long-term relationships between gold, stocks and inflation haven't been severed, he said.
But other things are not equal when it comes to stocks and inflation.
