Sentence examples for suffering stock from inspiring English sources

But since Federated went public for the second time in May 1998, Donahue has been suffering stock market indigestion.

Marker and a few other managers like him make a fetish about timing waiting months and often years for the right moment to buy a suffering stock.

Nor is the mother just the long-suffering stock character of immigrant literature.

With less cash to spend due to a struggling new advertising platform and a long-suffering stock price, Yahoo! has likely given up on Facebook, though it is still buying other companies.

The stock, suffering from the double whammy of an ugly overall stock market and asbestos-litigation fears, fell below $4 this fall.

With large stocks under pressure because of concerns regarding slowing profit growth, and small stocks suffering from Wall Street's flight to safety, midcap stocks have performed relatively well.

Fortune's Adam Lashinsky, who was interviewing Pincus, asked if morale was suffering because employee stock options are currently underwater.

Lofty ambitions RETAIL STOCKS may be suffering, but one stock that Jennifer Black, president of Portland, Ore .research boutique Black & Co., thinks is dressed for success is AnnTaylor Stores Corp., the 399-store chain of women's casual and business apparel.

MGM Mirage : Bearish investors dominated options activity on the operator of casino resorts Tuesday with shares of the underlying stock suffering a 6% decline in value to stand at $15.65 as of 12 15 p.m. (ET).

On the other hand, office REIT Trizec Properties changes hands for almost exactly its Green Street intrinsic value of $9, and far below its NAV of $13. Green Street's take: It's a blah stock, suffering from overleverage (a hefty 72% of assets) and management's record of less-than-stellar development projects (its eastern European malls were a fiasco).

Most such companies are saddled with debt and suffering from declining stock value.