Sentences with phrase «shares at inflated prices»

Sometimes management goes for buying back shares at inflated prices just to jack up the share price in the market.

By investing in regular intervals, you will keep your accounts growing while ensuring you are not buying too many shares at inflated prices.

The deceptive company then borrows money to pay for the increased dividend while personally selling shares at the inflated price.

Not exact matches

Specifically, Defendants made false and / or misleading statements and / or failed to disclose that: (i) Akorn's failure to comply with FDA data integrity requirements would jeopardize Fresenius» acquisition of Akorn; (ii) the Company lacked effective internal controls over financial reporting; and (iii) as a result of the foregoing, Akorn shares traded at artificially inflated prices during the Class Period, and class members suffered significant losses and damages.

They might also exercise their stock options, acquiring shares at a low price and selling them at grossly inflated prices.

What happened is that the early privatizers bled their companies while selling shares to the workers at prices that were being inflated by the flow of wage set - asides into the stock market.

DCA therefore lessens the risk of investing a large amount in a single investment at the wrong time (i.e. at an inflated price), and in a falling market, the average cost per share becomes smaller and smaller.

Overall, the individual investor at the end of the value chain buying shares of the Vanguard REIT ETF buys at the advertised retail price — not at the wholesale price that is available earlier in the supply chain — earning the lowest return at the most inflated investment price.

Long - term capital gains associated with selling shares at a price inflated by share repurchase (and no associated dilutive transactions) are generally taxed at a much lower rate than the regular income tax rate at which a dividend is taxed.

In a pump and dump scam, the bad guys load up on a cheap and worthless stock, convince inexperienced investors to buy it at inflated prices (pump), and sell their shares off when the investors push the price up enough (dump).

The lawsuit alleges: «With an inflated share value, senior execs were then able to offload shares, selling more than $ 13.2 m of stock at fraud - inflated prices.»

The institutions had purchased shares in the defendant firm at a price they claimed was artificially inflated by the defendant's misrepresentations.

These selected clients benefited from insider knowledge by either avoiding purchases at the inflated prices or shorting shares to detriment of other investors.

Rather creatively, they had created duplicate accounts to cross-sell shares at overly inflated prices - good lessons for the students of the importance of clear rules backed by surveillance, regulation, integrity, and ethics.