Definitions
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- noun Plural form of
equity .
Etymologies
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Examples
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Mark Waggoner, president of Excel Futures, said the dollar weakness and strength in equities is "hugely supportive" for oil.
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Investing in equities is depending on corporations.
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One of the benefits to investing in local equities is the increased transparency, as local and regional press tend to discuss and analyze area public companies frequently.
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Meanwhile, trading in equities at NYSE Euronext is off 21% from a year ago.
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"We're living through somewhat the bottom of the cycle" in equities-trading activity, Mr. Greifeld said on a conference call Friday.
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Julian Pendock, chief investment officer at London-based Senhouse Capital, said that, at the moment, the best way to approach European equities is on a company-by-company basis.
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For example, the BlackRock Global Allocation Fund, which has held, on average, about 50% in equities over its 21-year history, now holds close to 60%.
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Stocks Despite the gains, "there's been a loss of confidence in equities," one banker said.
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And Japanese insurance companies — which invest much more in equities than their foreign peers, in return for insurance business from the companies in which they invest — aren't subject to fiduciary duties at all.
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Funds that were long in equities returned an average 6%.
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