Sentences with phrase «still buying more shares»

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You're still subject to market downturns, but you'll be able to buy more shares and stay invested even when other investors get nervous and cash out.

I already purchased PEP and PG last month and there are still top contenders to buy more shares.

Since then I bought more shares because even at a much higher price now, I still believe that the price of gold is on a new bull run.

Apple Inc. earned $ 8.8 billion last quarter, but that still wasn't enough to keep its shares from plunging in after - hours trading as the technology company disappointed investors who expected more people to buy iPhones.

Others are more bought into the idea, but still think the process of sharing is too laborious.

The more serious news for Labour is that the advantage may endure: for example, those who bought shares before 1987 were still slightly more likely than non - shareholders to vote Tory

Okay so whilst I still have so much more of Morocco I want to share with you all, I felt a little dose of British Winter was missing from this little corner of the web, and in particular the special winter buy i've been literally living in since we hit the sub zeros (okay not quite, but versus Morocco it's seriously chilly).

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I'm young enough that I still have time if the market tanks and those dividends are wonderful when they drop in each quarter buying more and more shares for me.

When I ran out of money, I knew I still wanted to buy more shares.

Better still, you can buy these stocks or add more shares at discount prices while the market's down.

I still want to own it, but may buy more shares and sell the old lot after 30 days for the tax loss.

If you had bought a dividend - paying stock one day or more before the ex-dividend date, you would have still gotten the dividend (because the shares were trading cum - dividend).

If you buy a dividend - paying stock one day or more before the ex-dividend date, you will still get the dividend (because the shares are trading cum - dividend).

And so when that thing drops further, you're still putting in your $ 400 a month or whatever that you're doing, you're buying that many more shares.

If it goes lower, assuming we still like it, we are prepared to buy more shares.

Even if you bought at the high before the Great Depression happened, you were still back to even within four and a half years if you had taken the slashed dividends and put them into new shares that had become even more undervalued.

Just bought some more shares of T since I am still in the accumulation phase.

Since then I bought more shares because even at a much higher price now, I still believe that the price of gold is on a new bull run.

From the chart above I do not see any buying and it seems that we still may see more selling pressure in this stock (for which I am happy, since I am planning on buying more shares!)