Sentence examples for stock judgments from inspiring English sources

These conversations show what the poor are really like when they aren't forced to respond to stock judgments of pity, embarrassment, dismissal and disgust.

They are assiduously tracking the dwindling value of the government stake, and some bloggers and postings in Internet chat rooms are bitterly questioning Beijing's stock judgment — often in particularly Chinese terms.

Conscience in Aquinas' view is not a special power or presence within us, but is our practical intelligence at work, primarily in the form of a stock of judgments about the reasonableness (rightness) or unreasonableness (wrongness) of kinds of action (kinds of option).

All government should take stock of this judgment.

IN a speech last summer, Alan Greenspan, the Fed chairman, said stock options helped "impede judgments about prospective earnings" and, over the last five years, had caused companies to overstate profit growth by one to two percentage points each year.

Within any given period, investors' choices of particular stocks vary with their judgments of the related companies.

He wants more distance between investment bankers and the analysts who are supposed to be making independent judgments about stocks.

The Financial Seers Enron's collapse has focused new attention on the Wall Street analysts, whose judgments about stocks are widely assumed to be driven as much by a desire to help their firms win investment banking business from the companies they follow as to give investors sound guidance.

First of all, he is not too worried about the stock market's daily judgment of his business.

(b) Spontaneity: A of investors from any one space is subjective evaluation and judgment of stock financial market and company's information.

It was designed to be parametrically used according to the specific characteristics of each stock and the subjective judgment of a researcher.