"stock" po angielsku z przykładami - Słownik kolokacji angielskich

stock rzeczownik

rzeczownik + stock

Kolokacji: 154

technology stock • housing stock • chicken stock • fish stock • growth stock • Internet stock • company stock • bank stock • oil stock • ...

stock + rzeczownik

Kolokacji: 163

stock market • stock price • stock exchange • stock option • stock fund • stock offering • stock index • stock analyst • stock car • ...

stock + czasownik

Kolokacji: 106

stock falls • stock rises • stock closes • stock trades • stock drops • stock soars • stock plunges • stock goes • stock jumps • ...

czasownik + stock

Kolokacji: 84

buy stocks • sell stock • own stock • issue stock • take stock • add stock • hold stock • purchase stock • donate stock • use stock • ...

przymiotnik + stock

Kolokacji: 167

common stock • preferred stock • rolling stock • blue-chip stock • individual stock • small stock • American stock • large stock • ...

Kolokacji: 29

Grup znaczeniowych: 44

(1) common, average, popular, regular

Kolokacji: 4

(2) preferred, favorite

Kolokacji: 2

Kolokacji: 16

(4) blue-chip, worthless, main, valuable

Kolokacji: 4

Kolokacji: 4

(6) small, large, big, great, huge, ...

Kolokacji: 13

1. small stock = niewielki towar small stock

2. large stock = duży towar large stock

3. big stock = duży towar big stock

4. great stock = świetny towar great stock

5. huge stock = olbrzymi towar huge stock

6. little stock = mało towaru little stock

7. heavy stock = ciężki towar heavy stock

8. short stock = krótki towar short stock

9. vast stock = ogromny towar vast stock

10. big-name stock = towar duży-imię big-name stock

11. extensive stock = rozległy towar extensive stock

12. large-company stock = towar duży-spółki large-company stock

Index funds have proved particularly useful for buying large-company stocks in the very efficient stock market in the United States.
This means even those managers who have been investing in large-company stocks recently have been tarred by investors' bias against smaller companies.
Among the five advisers, the top performer for the quarter is reducing his stake in large-company stocks.
For example, in the 1970's, both intermediate-term government bonds and long-term corporate bonds outperformed large-company stocks.
He has been finding large-company stocks like Merck or Coca-Cola too expensive for his taste.
No one knows when or what is going to turn things around for large-company stocks.
In fact, while Morningstar classifies his fund in the midcap value category, Mr. Weitz also scoops up small- and large-company stocks.
Ned Davis Research found recently that through June 30, dividend payers in the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index of large-company stocks outperformed nondividend stocks.
We like to buy large-company stocks when they're out of favor.
But some stock pickers see that strength as a worrying signal that large-company stocks may have become too expensive for the time being.