Sentences with phrase «then sold at»

>> That quarter of a crumbling sandstone mansion I bought during a nesting frenzy (then sold it at a loss three years later).

In many cases, agreements are made where one spouse uses the house for a set period of time (this is usually used when there are children in the home), and then sold at a certain date (usually when the children reach a certain age).

First of all, China's sales tax is a value added tax, so in theory, if someone can show that they bought bitcoins at one price and then sold at another price, they would only be required to pay tax on the difference.

Sometimes local re-use organisations will take them too - they are then sold at low cost to help others.

When it comes to flipping, you yourself carried off a spectacular coup of reselling on at least one occasion, when you bought Jeff Koons's Hanging Heart (Magenta / Gold) from Gagosian in 2006 and then sold it at Sotheby's in 2007 for a then - record $ 23.6 million — to Larry Gagosian.

In December, photographer Mitchel Gray brought lawsuits against Jeff Koons, the auction house Phillips Auctioneers, and an unnamed former owner of Koons» work, alleging that the artist plagiarized his photograph in a 1986 work that was then sold at the auction house.

He bought the food from very cheap through a distributor and then sold it at those above normal prices that we've all seen in vending machines.

I had a rental property for 6 months, then I sold it at a loss (compared to the value when I bought it a few years ago).

Donating a boat is a great thing to do on a number of levels, since the boat is then sold at auction with the proceeds going to charity.

Many of its diamonds are then sold at a premium.

[24] It then sold at reduced prices at US$ 129 for 8 GB and US$ 149 for 16 GB.

Up to three of these prototypes were then sold at auction, while one went to a future Jaguar museum, and the one was kept by Jaguar for running demonstrations.

You will sign for them, being loaned for the next four years, then sold at profit without having played for them.

This cheese is then sold at lower prices for cooking.

I then sold it at $ 19.40 a share.

He bought the food from very cheap through a distributor and then sold it at those above normal prices that we've all seen in vending machines.

In the first simple example, assume that the angel backed company raises only three rounds and is then sold at the end of five years.

If those options were exercised and the stock was then sold at, say, $ 40, it would amount to a bonus of almost $ 330 million — the market price less the strike price, times the number of options granted — paid out to Siebel employees over the next nine years.

CardCash buys unwanted gift cards and then sells them at discount, sometimes as high as 40 % off!

Secondly, Graham made his money by purchasing undervalued stocks and then selling them at fair value within a few years.

Like Buffett, Green was greedy when others were fearful, amassing vast quantities of assets during downturns and then selling them at her leisure when the good times rolled.

Schools, clubs, churches, and other organizations can raise money by purchasing gift cards and then selling them at face value to parents and other supporters.

Club Cash enables nonprofit organizations to raise much needed funds by purchasing Lowes Foods gift cards at a discount and then selling them at face value.

My verdit is we should have parted ways with him a long time ago but we should keep him now especially with the europa league and then sell him at the end of next season because we must move on from him and not offer him a new contract.

@cboy don't forget AW don't believe in buying players in January and its then we need every men available in the team and if we are OK with injuries then sell him at a better price as we all know that's when teams get desperate for players

If it doesn't work out then sell at the end of next season and get a significant sum for him.

Each company will grow the pot in one location and then sell it at four other locations.

Under asset forfeiture laws, agencies such as Nassau and Suffolk police can take cash, cars, homes and other property linked to local and federal probes and then sell them at auction.

His «honest graft,» was based on his ability to «see an opportunity» — say, buying up land where, unknown to the public, a park would later be built, then selling it at a handsome profit.

Jason and I picked the wild flowers the morning of our wedding for my headpiece and the rest were homegrown by a local family who then sells them at the farmers market.»

Zach Galifianakis is Marty Huggins, the doofus who runs the local tourism board and is backed by billionaire brothers who want to «insource» cheap labor by buying the district and then selling it at a profit to China.

Amazon was paying Macmillan what they wanted for the ebook and then selling them at a loss in order to spur the growth of the ebook market as well as sales of their own Kindle.

Buy a box of these books then sell them at your own conference or event for full price and make money on it.

The LA Times reports Amazon puts ads in some Kindle readers and that they then sell them at 18 % less than the ad - free device ($ 114.00).

If your Indie novel is as good as a $ 9.99 Big House book, then sell it at $ 9.99!

Even better, why doesn't Amazon buy Hachette's entire catalogue in volume at retail prices from Barnes and Noble, warehouse the books so there are plenty available in case anyone wants to order one, and then sell them at a discount and take a significant loss.

Suppose you have your author event in a location other than your local indie bookstore; that's when a personal order of books, which you can then sell at your event, will come in handy.

The value of XYZ rises exponentially high, and you have to buy 100 shares at this price and then sell them at the strike price.

Surely if I buy 2000 shares for # 2 each and then sell them all at # 2.50 then I've gained # 1000 by doing this buy / sell transaction?

Another option — one that adds a level of safety — is to make a «10 % Trade» and get paid immediately for simply agreeing to buy shares today and then sell them at a higher price in the future.

For example, building contractors or house renovators who follow a pattern of living for a short period of time in a home they have built or renovated, and then selling it at a profit, may be subject to tax as ordinary business income on their gains.

The stock was then selling at about $ 41 / share.

The call buyer can then sell it at the higher market price and make a profit.

These two private equity investors have made a fortune buying undervalued companies and assets, holding them for an extended period of time and then selling them at a profit.

So they're still applying the last century's failed investing model of «buying stocks at the top via irrational exuberance, and then selling them at the bottom via fear and panic.»

But how often do I expect to buy, hold and then sell at my price target, thereby realizing the upside potential I've originally identified?

It's not terribly difficult to figure the amount and category of your gain or loss if you buy all your shares on the same date at the same price, then sell them all at once on some later date at the same price.

So they are making concept art for ships, some were actual models, and then selling them at a premium.

Capcom has been notorious over the years for constantly rehashing their major games not long after release, by simply adding a few new characters, maybe a new stage, then slapping a «Director's Cut» or «Hyper Turbo Championship EX Plus Alpha Dogz Edition'tag to the end of the title, then selling it at full price.

Rupees — which are used to purchase arrows, different kinds of armor, and more — are acquired by mining for ore and then selling it at nearby stores or to the dozens of traveling salespeople the game possesses.