Sentence examples for stocks of course from inspiring English sources

Not that earnings growth is bad for stocks, of course.

Money managers of all sorts invest in stocks, of course, and no one is questioning stocks for mutual funds, foundations or university endowments.

Dot-com stocks, of course, have taken a tumble since those heady days, and options are not as attractive -- if they have any value at all.

Movies are not stocks, of course, although with tickets now $10 in many Manhattan theaters, shares of Lucent begin to look like a bargain.

Before that change, year-end selling pressure affected mostly stocks whose losses occurred after July 1; only for such stocks, of course, would selling to capture losses have the greatest tax benefits.

These high numbers are often seen by independent financial advisers as self-serving, the products of an industry that has a vested interest in convincing people to save as much as possible -- in mutual funds and stocks, of course.

A reliable closing price is necessary for buyers and sellers of any stock, of course.

The problem with restricted stock, of course, is that they come with no performance conditions attached.

Even the big fish in the pond, DoubleClick, has announced that its revenues are likely to fall as Internet advertising drops (its stock, of course, has plunged).

Reporters and editors can't own individual stocks that might pertain to their beats, and editors who determine the placement and display of business and financial news cannot own individual stocks at all (other than New York Times Company stock, of course).

Declining revenue for a low P/S stock, of course, usually means that the stock is deservedly cheap because it stinks.