Sentence examples for taking profits from inspiring English sources

As they say, nobody ever went broke taking profits.

Analysts said investors were taking profits after the budget airline's recent rises.

To save real money, reform can't simply be about taking profits away from doctors or insurers.

Shareholders are taking profits after a period that has seen the LSE receive four takeover approaches.

Sales climbed 20% last year to £23.4m, taking profits before tax to £4.1m from £3.7m.

Mr. Pugliese also said investors were taking profits after Tuesday's big run-up.

"The markets are taking profits out of these overvalued and under-earning shares," he said.

The Fed commitment was intended as an economic stimulus measure, and analysts said investors were probably taking profits on Monday.

But as the term "taking profits" implies, some private-sector income is based on speculation, rather than actual production.

"Consolidation, and maybe some people taking profits before the end of the quarter and people unwilling to pay up.

"I think it is time for investors to consider taking profits on some of their European equities".