stock exchange
18
3.6
- noun
- /stɑk ɪkˈsʧeɪndʒ/
- Specialized
:
bolsa de valores
- The issue is now that if you want a public listing on a major Stock Exchange, you need to do due diligence.
- stock exchange or NASDAQ
- U.S. stock exchange
- stock exchange index
I don't think I saw any Stock Exchange halts today on GMA.
- I don't think I saw any Stock Exchange halts today on GMA.
- Practically, you know, any firm that's listed on a Stock Exchange would be regulated by them.
- They they own stocks on the New York Stock Exchange.
- I took it public on the Toronto Stock Exchange.
- Unless that mechanism, that rule, that clause that was bought in when they floated the club on the Stock Exchange is either revoked or changed.
- And then we build the SAS business, We launch it on the on the New Zealand Stock Exchange.
- After the first hour of trading, prices on the Stock Exchange finally began to rally and stayed strong for the rest of the day.
- Buy stocks in the New York Stock Exchange, the NYSE, buy stocks on the NASDAQ.
- Let's just simply list our shares on the Stock Exchange at whatever price the market will bear.
- That's where he got that New York Stock Exchange vest from.
Examples
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Trading on the stock exchange has become more accessible with online platforms.
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Their sole goal, especially if they're on the Stock Exchange, is to not just have a profit, but to grow said profit.
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Let's just simply list our shares on the Stock Exchange at whatever price the market will bear.
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Most of the time, however, the Stock Exchange guides investment to all our advantage.
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After the first hour of trading, prices on the Stock Exchange finally began to rally and stayed strong for the rest of the day.
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This is an initial public offering to the general public in terms of the New York Stock Exchange or NASDAQ.
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Three weeks ago, we rang the opening bell at the stock exchange.
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The main room is as loud and as prosperous as the stock exchange.
Fiction book (2002) -
Moreover, the strike closed the Karachi stock exchange and all the major shopping centers.
Academic text (1991) -
Practically, you know, any firm that's listed on a Stock Exchange would be regulated by them.
Synonyms
721
3.4
The system where people buy and sell stocks and bonds
255
3.1
A place where people buy and sell company shares
191
5.8
A place where people buy and sell stocks
2
4.1
A place where people buy and sell stocks and bonds through brokers
1
9.6
A market where people buy and sell stocks and bonds
An organized place where people buy and sell company shares and other investments
How Big
- Specialized
18
3.6
- Specialized
191
5.8
Surface Forms
Morphology
The meaning 'an organized market where stocks are bought and sold' is directly derivable from combining 'stock' (shares) with 'exchange' (a place for trading), so the compound simply names the place where stocks are exchanged. This noun+noun composition is common across languages and follows a transparent compositional pattern that a B1 learner who knows both constituents will readily understand.
Etymology
The name stock exchange comes from a simple idea: it was a place where people met to exchange stock, at first meaning goods or money and later 'shares' or 'parts of a company'. That's why today stock exchange means a market where people buy and sell 'shares'.