Sentences with phrase «then sells it for»

«In cycles like this, there's often a view that people should cash out as soon as possible, that companies should be around for two years and then sell for billions, but that's not what we are in this for,» McCue said.

We recently bought Mazor Robotics ($ MZOR) as a breakout trade, held it for two months, then sold for a gain of +57.6 %.

You then sell it for $ 50,000 so you have a $ 20,000 gain.

Making a profit off the stock market most of the time comes with buying a stock, letting it grow, and then selling it for more than you paid originally, minus brokerage fees.

In a nutshell: the system (usually) operates where the sender's currency (say USD) gets converted into Ripple (XRP), the XRP get transferred in seconds and then sold for the target currency (say EUR).

After teaching over 300,000 people his secrets to spotting high - probability, low - risk trades, co-authoring twelve books, and running — then selling for millions — one of the most trusted financial education company's in the world, Tom's credentials are unquestioned...

What Pearson did was to launder his embezzled funds into Linden Dollars, which he then sold for bitcoins.

They'll dress themselves up in eagle parts for the ceremony, then sell it all for bourbon.

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If he's not happy in England and wants to go back to Spain, then selling him for a good price makes perfect sense, especially as he's got such a long contract left.

City got Negredo then sold him for half of what they paid for him after only one season.

Buying players that we do not play or want, stack them on the wage bill and then sell for peanuts?

Chelsea bought Luis, didn't start him at all then sold him for more than what they paid for him.

Arguably Wenger isn't using him at all so maybe it would be better to let him leave to free up squad space, but realistically he is such a high quality reserve if both parties are happy with that situation then selling him for # 5m is kind of pointless!

For West Ham, they can then sell him for higher in the summer, if Arsenal don't excersies to buy his services.

I just saying from what I've seen from Afobe right before we sold him, I feel that we should not have signed Welbeck and promoted Afobe to 1st team instead of sending him out on loan, then selling him for next to nothing.

He went on to score 71 goals in 104apps and was then sold for 75 m.

They have a great record in the last decade with singing or producing quality strikers and then selling them for huge fees.

Took me through both sets of my twins then sold it for $ 300 on Craigslist in 2 hours, pricey but well worth it!

If you have baskets or containers to sell, consider filling them up with goodies and then selling them for a higher price.

«It's obviously political,» said DeFrancisco who said the governor «began by touting bi partisanship, then selling that for a seat on the ballot.»

Under that program, power plant owners who installed equipment to scrub the sulfur dioxide out of the emissions from their smokestacks could then sell for a profit any leftover allowances to other polluters unable or unwilling to make the pricey upgrades.

The poachers kill male antelopes for their horns, which are then sold for making traditional Chinese medicines.

This game is nothing more than a $ 2 - 5 tablet game that was halfway finished, ported to PC, then sold for three times that much.

The class - action lawsuit alleged that Trebol Motors Inc. made cosmetic changes to Volvo 200 series cars, such as adding aluminum wheels or leather seats, then sold them for thousands of dollars more than their actual price.

This obviously is in an authors best interest to promote the fact their book is on Prime, because in many cases, lending your book out for free makes you more money then selling it for.99.

Kobo was launched in Canada and then sold for a significant multiple to Rakuten in Japan.

At least with print versions, the library owns it until it becomes shop worn and then sell it for a buck or two.

Prior to the Department of Justice investigation, the «wholesale model» allowed retailers to purchase the ebooks from the publishers and then sell them for any amount they chose, even if it meant taking a loss on the digital books.

The retailer then sells it for them and earns 30 % of the selling price.

, retailers paid 50 % of that price to the publishers, and then sold them for whatever they wished (list price, or some discount from list price, like how Amazon sold e-books at a loss for $ 9.99).

So the publisher gets # 4.50 per book and the retailer then sells it for whatever it wants.

Before Apple came along, Amazon dominated the ebook market by nearly 90 per cent and was using the typical pricing model with publishers, where it paid half the recommended retail price and then sold it for as much or little as it liked.

A flipper would like to buy the home, rehab it for $ 75,000 and then sell it for $ 400,000.

If an asset is held for more than one year and then sold for a higher price than the original purchase, it's considered a long - term capital gain.

Flipping a house is the sum of purchasing homes under market value, fixing them up, and then selling for a profit.

They buy cards in hopes that one day they will appreciate in value (perhaps due to stellar performance / popularity of that player) and then sell them for a profit.

He then sells it for $ 40 per share.

You then sold it for Rs. 110 on Dec 22, 2016.

You could then sell them for the strike price of $ 25.

Some folks have chosen to «flip» houses by buying homes in need of repair, repairing them, and then selling them for a profit.

You can then sell it for the higher strike price.

You could then buy 100 shares at $ 50 and then sell them for $ 55 / share.

When Gulf's stock rose handsomely as the nation emerged from the Depression, Evans used his profits to buy Porter bonds, then selling for a small fraction of their face value.

You're treated as if you received the fractional share and then sold it for the amount of cash you received.

You'd then sell it for $ 4,500 (the market price).

This made the greenback the preferred funding currency for the carry trade in which it is borrowed and then sold for other higher yielding currencies with rising interest rates.

When an asset such as a stock is bought then sold for more than the purchase price, the seller earns what is known as a capital gain.

Essentially, you buy the stock at $ 40 per share, then sell it for $ 50 per share.

Example 2: You purchase 100 shares of stock for $ 1,000, and then sell them for $ 750 within 30 days.