The phrase
"to sell something at a higher price" means to offer an item or product to someone at a cost that is more expensive than what it is typically worth or what others are selling it for.
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The bank hoped to lock up forestry carbon credits while they were cheap and
sell them at a higher price in either voluntary markets or should they emerge, compliance markets.
During the boom, people bought tech stocks at high prices, believing they could
sell them at a higher price until confidence was lost and a large market correction, or crash, occurred.
It's not only about the brand, but also about the market demand, the condition of the bag and accessibility (if you own a bag that it's hard to find in the market you can
definitely sell it at a higher price).
Some of the things I suggest are controversial; but even setting your book for free to get more downloads will be much more effective than marketing your book and trying to
sell it at a higher price point.
Neither is a «designer dog,» which is simply a mixed breed (which may well inherit the undesirable qualities of either or both parents rather than the desirable ones); its fancy name is used to
justify selling it at a high price rather than simply giving it away.
what are the odds someone immediately converts their BTC to the sidechain and gets most of the 21 coin limit then
sells it at a higher price due to the limit in place?
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.
In finance, a pump and dump is a form of fraud that involves artificially inflating the price of an asset through misleading sentiment in order to
sell it at a higher price in the near future.
You can purchase coins at the lowest price and
sell them at a higher price.
Traditionally, these were coffees held over a period of time by farmers who wanted to
sell them at higher prices.
Just like selling cars or lemonade selling money only makes sense if
you sell it at a higher price than what you bought it for.
In order to gain on an investment, one must
sell it at a higher price than one paid for it.
Remember, to make money on a non-dividend stock, you have to trade it — you have to buy it and sell it, and you have to
sell it at a higher price in order to make money.
With short selling you borrow stock and
sell it at a high price, with the goal of buying it back at a lower price.
Since short sale properties generally sell for less than market price (as compared to non-distressed properties), there have been cases where unscrupulous brokers or agents have worked on fraudulent transactions involving two buyers: one buyer buys the property at the discounted pre-foreclosure, and quickly flips it and
sells it at a higher price to a second buyer they have waiting in the wings.
Renovation: You can make repairs or home improvements using this money so that you can
sell it at a higher price than similar properties in the city.
While some upgrades simply add comfort, many people renovate their homes to
sell them at high prices.
The first is like any normal capital gain, where you buy shares of a REIT and later
sell it at a higher price.
Capital gains are a form of income earned by buying an investment at a low price and
selling it at a higher price.
These puppies go to other brokers (person who makes a living buying puppies and
selling them at a higher price)... Read more»
Speculators simply buy apartments to
sell them at higher prices.
Because the more you know, the more skills you have — the more skills you have, the more you can
sell yourself at a higher price.
Very few people are lucky enough to enter all the stocks at low prices and
sell them at high prices.
Arbitrage is the practice of buying something at a lower price in one market and then
selling it at a higher price in another.
This is easily explained by people being willing to pay top dollar to get their Bitcoins into exchanges to
sell them at the high prices of December.
Speculators may buy condo units, intending to
sell them at a higher price a short time later, for example.