hot stock
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- noun
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acción popular
- That company was the hottest stock on NASDAQ three years ago and was one of the most sought-after acquisitions of the decade when Nathan Gamble bought it.
- red-hot stock
- hot stock tip
- hot stock market
Or is this just a coincidence because IPOE has also been this, you know, a pretty hot stock in recent days, somewhat like GameStop and AMC?
- Or is this just a coincidence because IPOE has also been this, you know, a pretty hot stock in recent days, somewhat like GameStop and AMC?
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Meg: "Most men need to worry less about today's hot stock and worry more about so-called 'womanly' financial issues."
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After a strong earnings report, the company's shares have become a hot stock among traders.
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Most men need to worry less about today's hot stock and worry.
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One problem with tipsters is they have a tendency only to tell you when to buy a hot stock, but not when to sell it.
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Most of the advice for women is "how to save money at the grocery store" crap, and a lot of the advice for men is "the top 5 hot stocks right now!"
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They were talking about some hot stock tip, a company that sold telephones you could take into the shower.
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My take away is this is a very long tail ETF with some current hot stocks included to maybe try to bump the returns in the short term.
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Or is this just a coincidence because IPOE has also been this, you know, a pretty hot stock in recent days, somewhat like GameStop and AMC?
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If we look at a few other hot stocks in the tech sector, Advanced Micro Devices, Inc., Micron Technology, Inc., and Sprint Nextel Corporation were among the top volume leaders.
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You can stay on the streets with your friends and talk investments, pick up tips on hot stocks, tie into your accounts through streetside netstands to do your buying and selling, check interest and dividends, and, when you can't calculate numbers anymore, sleep between high rises until you wake before dawn to check your accounts again.
Fiction book (2001)
Synonyms
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A person or thing that many people like and find exciting
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A new share many people want that sells for more than its initial price
Antonyms
How Popular
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Surface Forms
Morphology
The meaning of 'hot stock' is directly derivable from 'hot' (popular, in demand) + 'stock' (a share), so a learner knowing both words can infer it refers to a share currently hyped or sought after. This adjective+noun composition and the use of 'hot' to mean 'trending' is common in English and cross-linguistically familiar, making it transparent to a B1 learner.
Etymology
Hot stock comes from the image of something hot that everyone wants right away, like bread fresh from the oven, so people hurry to grab it. That's why a hot stock means 'a stock that is very popular and in high demand'.