Sentences with phrase «stock story»

19 See Sherri Lee Keene, Stories That Swim Upstream: Uncovering the Influence of Stereotypes and Stock Stories in Fourth Amendment Reasonable Suspicion Analysis, 76 Md..

I'm becoming less and less enamored with management, and, while I think the shorts have it wrong, I'm not sure Raina is the greatest capital allocator and, indeed, am beginning to wonder whether this is really a true growth stock story.

It wasn't our very worst pick this year (see CVS, above), but we're singling it out here because it's one of the few stocks we recommended twice (in our March restaurant stocks story, and in our Midyear Investor's Guide in May).

And I love your sweet stocking story, btw!

By halfway through, most of the storylines have veered off into stock stories that have virtually nothing to do with Dylan or anything else, as if Haynes ran out of things to say about the Dylan myth and started substituting whatever came to mind at the time.

If you worked or were active in the market back in the «90s, you'll understand why this is the least likely income stock story I could ever imagine telling a retired audience.

Glenda Korporaal from The Australian speaks to Steve Johnson about how he goes about finding different types of opportunities internationally, including some interesting stock stories.

Stories that Swim Upstream: Uncovering the Influence of Stereotypes and Stock Stories in Fourth Amendment Reasonable Suspicion Analysis, 76 Maryland Law Review 747 (2017).

Of course, on reflection I realized that EBIX does not have the kind of margin of safety that I really should demand of a stock, even though I do believe this is a great growth stock story.

Adorable... love your «stockings» and the stocking story... perfect!

It's a shame it comes packaged with such a stock story.

While the plot is interesting, I feel like it is almost one stock story, full of familiar themes and tropes.

Lieber calls this «a much more realistic scenario» than the 100 % in stocks story, but I am not so sure.

Sure, if I find a unique (economically insensitive) growth stock story, I'd be tempted to grab it... But as some readers have pointed out, my own stock picks have definitely been biased towards discounted asset / special situations.

Well, as I said, let's not approach this backwards — as with any investment, no matter your excitement or conviction about the company / stock story, intrinsic valuation comes first: