Sentence examples for stock viewpoint from inspiring English sources

However, from the residential building stock viewpoint considered in this study, it is not a worst-case scenario – a worst case scenario would likely be on land closer to central Auckland where there is greater residential population density and higher value properties.

From my viewpoint this stock is 32% undervalued.

They look for stock ideas where their investment viewpoint is materially different from the Street consensus.

Some investors have blamed CNBC for contributing to last Friday's market drop by interviewing stock analysts with particularly bearish viewpoints.

But another viewpoint is that stocks are rightly volatile now because there is so much uncertainty about where the economy is heading — and canny investors could profit from the big swings, or simply sit them out until the market eventually finds equilibrium.

Re "Is Verizon Flying Too High Above Its Valuation" (Market Watch, Jan . 19: The column contained a single analyst's viewpoint of Verizon's stock and made misleading claims about Verizon Wireless's contribution to Verizon's profitability.

From an aggregate viewpoint, the richer the stock of ideas circulating in the economy, the greater the probability of new combinations of intangible inputs, their translation into production, and, ultimately, higher growth rates (Weitzman, 1998; Olsson, 2005).

We asked four industry analysts to share their viewpoints on whether the stock markets have reached a bottom and what their expectations are for an economic recovery.

What is it that makes some stock markets more attractive than others from the viewpoint of firms as well as from the viewpoint of investors?

And, Neves points out, even when big department stores and independent boutiques carry the same brand, the depth and breadth of stock will inevitably vary — as much by viewpoint as floor space.

Mr. Barish contends that inflation "is a problem that's not going to go gently into the night" and that the stocks will rally when others come around to that viewpoint.