New York Stock Exchange
- proper noun
- And so, while the New York Stock Exchange showed signs of restlessness, There was little or no uneasiness on the part of optimists.
- listed on the New York Stock Exchange
- traded on the New York Stock Exchange
So eventually New York Stock Exchange merged with Archipelago.
- So eventually New York Stock Exchange merged with Archipelago.
- The humans on the New York Stock Exchange floor have a special advantage.
- Buy stocks in the New York Stock Exchange, the NYSE, buy stocks on the NASDAQ.
- Earlier this month, it was announced that DD would delist from the New York Stock Exchange and pursue a Hong Kong listing.
- John's University, and he was the senior economist for the New York Stock Exchange.
- So it's my dream to go public, to take a private company public on the New York Stock Exchange.
- My first gig out of college was on Wall Street, on the New York Stock Exchange and pre.
- Duya and Huya DOUYA&HUYAHUYA; is on the New York Stock Exchange and these are one of these two kids that stream.
Examples
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Most recently, the New York Stock Exchange announced a similar policy encouraging the disclosure of privileged material.
Academic text (2005) -
Buy stocks in the New York Stock Exchange, the NYSE, buy stocks on the NASDAQ.
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Indeed, the New York Stock Exchange is having its own problems in this area.
Academic text (2004) -
So I went down to the New York Stock Exchange to get some answers.
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The New York Stock Exchange just suspended trading.
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But actually, the New York Stock Exchange was founded under a buttonwood tree.
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Despite their differences, NASDAQ and the New York Stock Exchange have one thing in common.
Academic text (1992) -
Hours after the price peaked, the New York Stock Exchange permanently suspended trading in the shares.
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New York Stock Exchange index up 1.23, volume backing off a bit at 164 million shares.
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Investors gathered at the New York Stock Exchange to discuss market trends.
Synonyms
A place where people buy and sell stocks
A large stock market in New York City where people buy and sell company shares
A market where people buy and sell company shares through brokers
A nickname for the New York Stock Exchange at 11 Wall Street
A large place in New York where people buy and sell company shares
Surface Forms
Morphology
The phrase is compositionally built from a place name and literal words: 'New York' (the city) + 'stock' (shares) + 'exchange' (a place where stocks are traded), so its meaning as the stock exchange located in New York is directly derivable. This is a transparent, literal naming pattern common across languages and will be understandable to a B1 learner who knows the constituent words.
Etymology
New York Stock Exchange began in the late 1700s when traders met under a tree on Wall Street to buy and sell company shares. The name joins New York, stock meaning 'company shares', and exchange meaning 'a place to swap', so it now means the main market where shares are traded in New York.