Sentence examples for taking gains from inspiring English sources
More specifically, this may mean taking gains before taxes go up or putting less emphasis on stocks with hefty dividends.
The FTSEurofirst 300 index of top European shares closed 0.9% higher at 1,645 points, powering past its 2007 peak and taking gains so far this year to 20%.
So consider taking gains in 2010, particularly if you'll need funds in the next few years.
Smart institutional investors and company insiders have already begun taking gains.
A plan to relocate to an income-tax-free state would be a strong reason to defer taking gains.
They both guide you toward taking gains after 12 months (for the lower tax rate) but losses before.
That focus on wellness extends to Mr. McNeill, who, because of a steroid he has been taking, gained about 60 pounds in a six-month period.
In the meantime, you can find GAIN at home here and Colleen taking GAIN for a test drive below.
Some plans allow investors to take gains after two years.
[A9.] Major Stock Indexes Decline Stocks fell as investors took gains after a Tuesday rally.
The rich do sometimes take gains.
