Sentences with phrase «shares were sold too»

A German lawsuit, claiming that shares were sold too cheap when Deutsche Bank acquired the company Deutsche Postbank from Deutsche Post in 2010, is currently taking place in the Cologne appeal court.

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For example, besides the Dell case, Magnetar was one of several hedge funds to share in a $ 127 million payment from Safeway in June 2015 to settle the investors» claims that the grocery chain sold itself to Albertson's for too low a price.

The stock is currently selling for $ 30 a share and if solar grows like the way many people expect it too, the stock will see significant gains.

One of the reasons Alibaba may set a new IPO fundraising bar is because one of its major shareholders, Yahoo Inc., is supposed to sell about 208 million shares, too.

Committee Member: «Mr Zuckerberg, why is it that suddenly you found the need only months before some of these revelations first began became public to not only increase your stated goal of selling your shares, but as these revelations have increased in both size and scale, so too has your selling of your shares?

If all Base bond holders have been paid but the price is still too high, the protocol distributes Basecoins to Base Share holders under the impression they will sell them in the open market, until the price decreases back to the target price.

But logic isn't everything to humans: buying and selling individual shares can be too tempting to resist.

And if a lot of investors are selling their shares, it might be a good idea to sell yours too.

Kalanick, the founder of Uber and its CEO until this summer, tried to sell about half of his shares in Uber, according to people with knowledge of the matter, but like all other shareholders, is only able to sell about 58 percent of what he sought because too many sellers tried to get rid of their shares.

You can buy and sell the tokens, and if there is going to be a profit or the company's value raises, then the worth of the share will raise too.

Entrepreneur - turned - angel - investor Jason Calacanis doesn't mince words, and this week's Too Embarrassed to Ask podcast is no exception: Asked by one of our listeners if he regretted selling his shares of Facebook when they were going for only $ 110 - 120 (versus $ 174 at the time of this writing), he had a one - sentence answer ready.

You should be interested in this tax rate too because often capital gains from selling shares can be as low as 15 % whilst personal income taxes can be as high as 50 %.

I was too late to share it to you guys and I can't believe it got sold out so quick.

Since this sweater was on sale during the Nordstrom Half Yearly Sale, and it's sadly sold out now, I wanted to share some of my top corset sweaters and tops with you all so if you're interested you can try out the trend too!

I've received feedback that some of the items I share are quickly sold out, especially if I wait too long to post them, so I've made resolution to be faster and share more often.

My dress is sold out since I waited a little too long to share it on the blog (sorry!!).

Oops, I might be too late, but I thought I'd share my too many favorite skirts anyway:) My top 3: a full skirt with a white background but huge floral explosions — I had fallen in love with an insanely expensive dress in a similar pattern, then stumbled upon the inexpensive skirt and was sold.

Something I'm doing with some stories that are too long for magazines, but know from the hundreds I've shared it with (Over a 5 year period before my first novel sold last year) they're solid stories, so I'll use these as a way to test the waters with the ebook market and see how that goes.

There are some authors I'm much LESS likely to read because they've hijacked author info sites with «tweet and share and make my book the most successful in history and screw you if you have a book to sell too because I'm going to bump my posts up the thread every 15 minutes... it's all about me, me, ME!!»

Because they tend to sell their e-books for a lot more than $ 4.99, the Big Five's share of gross revenue is still around 40 percent, but it's falling fast, too.

Selling too many shares when prices are low destroys retirement portfolios.

Due bill checks are used when a cash dividend is pending and the shares are sold prior to the ex-dividend date, but too late to transfer them to the buyer's name.

It showed that retirees could end up selling too many shares when prices were depressed.

It's not much of stretch to conclude that a disconnect can lead to some poor decisions like selling an ownership in a basket of decent businesses — that, on average, earn money and grow earnings — because some fund's shares bounced around too much.

Due bills are given when a stock split or stock dividend is pending and the shares are sold prior to the ex-date, but too late to transfer them to the buyer's name.

If you sold for $ 30 a share, plus a $ 6.95 commission, your capital gain would be $ 486.10 because you paid $ 6.95 to sell, too.

But if you're selling and you set a limit price that's too close to the market price, you could end up selling for less than you might have been able to get, had you held on to those shares.

Perhaps Michael Smith will try to thoroughly confuse investors and get them to sell shares too cheap while the company is buying back shares, similar to what John Malone does.

Or sell when the underlying financial fundamentals begin to deteriorate, or no longer support the current share price (and I don't mean when the dividend's cut — that's sure to be far too late...).

Readymix (RYX: ID): I owned this share at one point, and sold at a loss when I realized I was in far too early.

The failure mechanism is selling too many shares when prices are low.

If you find that it doesn't and that your portfolio too heavily skewed toward company stock, it might be time to sell some shares and reallocate.

Joe: Plus losing the transaction costs, but admittedly there can be transaction costs buying / selling stock shares too.

If you had 100 shares currently priced at $ 10 and the fund declares a distribution of $ 2 per share, you will be reinvesting $ 200 to buy more shares but the fund will be selling you additional shares at $ 8 per share (and of course, the 100 shares you hold will be priced at $ 8 per share too.

Thus, I'm not sure we could ever get rid of buybacks, even when they don't make sense, except perhaps in the long run by selling the shares of companies that are too aggressive in the buybacks.

If you're too heavily invested in stocks, for example, you might sell some shares and invest the proceeds in bonds.

I can stomach buying the shares and won't even rush into covered calls since I don't think we're headed for a recession and therefore any sell - off shouldn't last too long.

Once you use sell shares of a mutual fund using the average cost method, any existing shares are locked into that method too.

I have sold 90 % of PRXI shares in the last few days as I didn't want to jeopardize majority of my 100 % + gains on a binary event (auction of the titanic) and have kept the rest 10 % (a sort of call option) just in case they do manage to auction off the Titanic assets at a large premium (but I might sell them too before the auction results are out if the stock price goes anywhere close to $ 4).

And it's an important one: if you overlook it, you'll pay too much tax when you sell your shares.

Many companies in the category are all too happy to share information with retailers that will help them put together a sound assortment and to effectively sell the category.

So, when I was taunted with swarms of people buying, selling, sharing and licking — always licking — ice cream, well, I had to get in on the licking party too.

«The industry is looking at the wrong place for funding,» said Matthew Clayton, executive director of Triodos Renewables Plc, which sold a share in MCT in 2012 because it was too risky.

The potential losses to these new entrants from mistakes and a poor reputation in legal services are too significant to brand value and share price to be worth the risks inherent in the «pile high, sell cheap» philosophy.

Tuttle also notes the growing number of far - flung tech companies looking to list their share in the U.S. Among these are three China - based companies with plans to raise hundreds of millions of dollars by selling American depositary shares in the not - too - distant future, including Bilibili, a nine - year - old, Shanghai, China - based anime video sharing platform; iQiyi, an eight - year - old Beijing - based video streaming service; and OneSmart, a 10 - year - old, Shanghai, China - based K - 12 after - school education provider.

In other cases too it is a company selling actual shares or assets in cryptocurrency for the purpose of raising money for a project.

I always hire a professional photographer, who understands how important lighting is; often provided a cleaning lady — the client paid and was reimbursed at closing (keeps the client involved), and offered other special (too private to share) «perks» to my clients whether buying of selling.

I'm a beginner and can use advice... I've made my site mainly because I love to paint on wood and wanted to share that with others (and hopefully sell some of my paintings too: — RRB --RRB-.