Use "buy at" in a sentence

1. only able to buy at the best offer and sell at the best bid

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2. 's who had run out of Piastres, the Vietnamese currency they were supposed to buy at 118 to the dollar

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3. But they got away with it and even did some professional recordings that people could buy at the venues

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4. not ready to buy at this time and would have given the demonstration without

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5. can be something that you buy at a low price from the

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6. Can be any chili powder but I use the bagged stuff you buy at store on Mexican food isle

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7. His goal, always, is to buy at wholesale prices and to sell at retail

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8. This gave Robert time to start work on the extra acres of land that he had been able to buy at a very good price

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9. People cannot and will not be able to buy at the level the previous year because the price of too many things is going up while the salaries of Americans remain stagnant

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10. between that would entice them to subscribe, or buy at a later stage

11. In fact, if you don’t buy at least five copies of it within the next five minutes, you’re basically saying that you consider the hundred dollar bill in your pocket more important than

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12. It took all of their self-discipline for the Jewish merchants not to go buy at once some of those wares in quantity and to continue their tour of the square

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13. Are you using your credit card to buy something that depreciates (like furniture and technology) or to buy something that you’re going to have to buy at some point anyway (like gas and food)? You should use your credit cards to buy things you’d normally buy anyway because you always have the money for those (which means you probably won’t be carrying a balance) and it helps you build up credit

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14. They ate collectively lunch out of a pot of pork and vegetable stew Claudette went to buy at a nearby inn, washed down with cider, then resumed their cleaning work until the ship undid its mooring lines and started moving from the quay

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15. identified niche market which has the capacity and willingness to buy at the

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16. He further announced that he would now buy at $20

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17. It is similar to a Dutch auction, however, in that everybody will buy at the lowest price

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18. 1) An Option -- An option is simply the right but not the obligation to buy at a certain price

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19. The first buy at $4

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20. Just two weeks after the new cycle low, it called for a buy at

21. buy at a level 5% above the trendline

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22. There are no secret ingredients or special items you need to buy at great expense if you wish to engage in healthy cooking

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23. While it is true that students get better grades when they learn about all the extras, some are choosing not to buy at all because the extras still add up to a considerable tag price

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24. population had either to do without or buy at the speculators’ prices, and the poor and those in moderate circumstances were suffering increasing hardships

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25. All that is needed is to buy at levels that are on average significantly lower than the levels at which you sell

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26. I told my friends and clients at the time that for these reasons Google was a buy at its IPO

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27. But the aggressive contrarian currently has an above-normal allocation to the stock market and shows a substantial loss relative to his buy at the 1056 level in early October

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28. If you knew the future—when and where the trend would begin and end—it would be simple: buy at the beginning of the uptrend and sell at the end; short at the beginning of a downtrend and cover at the end

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29. Even if we are buying in an uptrend, we would still prefer to buy at relatively low prices; using the pullbacks allows us to do this

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30. They would naturally want to buy at as low a price as possible, so they would use the declines to begin buying

31. In many cases it is possible to designate a trade several ways: Was that a pullback trade? Did you buy at support? Did you buy a failure test against support? Was it a selling climax trade on a lower time frame? What matters is what you thought it was at the time you made the trade, not some decisions you may make weeks or months afterward, so beware of making revisions to these designations after the fact

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32. In a typical market, bids will be lined up below the market (more buyers are willing to buy at lower prices), and offers will be stacked at higher prices

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33. Traders buy at support and sell at resistance, making their effectiveness a self-fulfilling prophecy

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34. When its 2-bar Force Index dips below zero, it marks a wave that goes against the tide—an opportunity to buy at a lower price

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35. Suppose the high of the day was $20, the low $19, and you managed to buy at $19

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36. Although natural gas is sometimes used as a transportation fuel, the gasoline you buy at the gas station and natural gas have nothing to do with each other

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37. Ironically it can be hard to buy at the bottom

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38. You can’t buy at the price I bought, not even close, nor can I as I would buy more but not at 0

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39. The question is: sell or hold? The answer is: HOLD and store up cash to buy at the bottom

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40. This is the reason most traders and investors buy at a top and sell at a bottom

41. They eventually buy at the top of the first wave

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42. A strategy in which you buy a put option on a stock which you already own (or buy at the same time as the put) is known as a married put

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43. The published price is the average of the two, so no investor can hope to buy at the price or sell at it, even if the market had not moved by the time the newspaper arrives through the letterbox

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44. Normally when the instruction is given to deal, the broker will transact ‘at best’ – buy at the lowest available price and sell at the highest

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45. They buy at the top and sell at the bottom, so they provide a good counter-indicator

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46. ’ This is deeply reassuring stuff, and it eases the irritation of selling when the share continues to rise – but just consider the odds against being able to buy at the bottom and sell at the top

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47. Much as the investor would like to be able to buy at just the right time and to sell out when prices are about to fall, experience shows that he is not likely to be brilliantly successful in such efforts and that by injecting the trading element into his investment operations he will … inevitably shift his interest into speculative directions

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48. Much as the investor would like to be able to buy at just the right time and to sell out when prices are about to fall, experience shows that he is not likely to be brilliantly successful in such efforts and that by injecting the trading element into his investment operations he will disrupt the income return on his capital and inevitably shift his interest into speculative directions

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49. One is to buy at times when the general market is low, measured by quantitative standards of value

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50. The whole set-up of Lackawanna Securities was also inconsistent, because it replaced a presumably high-grade bond issue, which investors might be willing to buy at a fair price, by a nondescript stock issue which no one would purchase except at an exceptionally low price

51. For as more and more people, following the same system, receive the signal to buy at about the same time, the result of this competitive buying must be that a higher average price is paid by the group

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52. Gallup found in 2001 and 2002 that the average expectation of one-year returns on stocks had slumped to 7%—even though investors could now buy at prices nearly 50% lower than in 2000

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53. * Even in 1949, therefore, it was by no means a certainty that the investor could base his financial policies and procedures mainly on the endeavor to buy at low levels in bear markets and to sell out at high levels in bull markets

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54. As with most all gap-ups that meet our requirements, it is best to buy at the open of the trading day

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55. OMPIs have to try to buy at bargain prices (i

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56. A corollary of this is that the typical GARP securities buyer is short-run oriented and tries to buy at, or near, bottoms for securities prices

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57. That being said, it also offers an opportunity for long-term investors to buy at a discount

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58. A myth about diversification that many investors fall victim to is that if you buy at least 15 stocks, your portfolio is suddenly diversified

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59. 5, Apple stock was on fire after hitting a low in March 2009 and it appeared the stock would never pull back for new investors to buy at a reasonable price

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60. By exercising the option, the holder of the 400 call can buy at $400

61. , they enable the holder to buy at a lower price), whereas puts with higher exercise prices have greater values (i

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62. 4 This, of course, ignores the very real advantage the professional trader often has from being able to buy at the bid price and sell at the ask price

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63. The scalper would then quote a bid-ask spread around this equilibrium price, attempting to buy at the bid price and sell at the offer price as often as possible without taking either a long or short position for any extended period of time

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64. Because we must buy at the bid and sell at the offer, no arbitrage is available in either case

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65. This is not to suggest that every time expiration approaches, a trader should buy at-the-money options

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66. For example, electronics retailer Best Buy attempts to figure out which customers make them the most money and then segments them

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67. You want to buy at the sweet spot on the chart for the stock or index

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68. It is important to buy at that point after you have identified it through studying the chart

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69. Your system could be to buy at the support around $95 and sell at resistance of $100

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70. If I buy at-the-money Call options on one of the stocks on my watch list, and volatility suddenly doubles, the time premium should double too, even if the underlying price remains unchanged

71. Long a put spread or call spread Buy ATM call (or put) and sell OTM call (or put) with same expiry

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72. Long a ratio put or call spread Buy ATM put (or call) and two or more OTM puts (or calls)

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73. Long a Diagonal Buy ATM put with near expiry and sell OTM put with distant expiry

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74. Long a Butterfly Buy ATM call, sell two higher strike calls, and buy highest strike call with same expiry

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75. As an investor you know you must buy at a price that you believe is a discount from the underlying value

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76. It doesn’t matter how great a business is, if you buy at the wrong price

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77. The effect of the bid-ask spread is implicit in my examples, to the extent that a buy at 5550 with a stop loss order at 5540 would already be halfway to the stop level if there was a 5-point bid-ask spread

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78. For a long trader the objective of a trailing stop order to buy is to track a falling price until it turns up, so as to buy at a low price at the onset of a new uptrend

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79. Having observed a trading range with a resistance level at 5400, we place a stop order to buy at 5500 so as to buy in to the rising trend when the price breaks out of the prior trading range

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80. A long trader will often place a stop order to buy at a level above the resistance level that defines the top of an established trading range, so as to enter a position when the price breaks upwards out of the range

81. Traders who place a stop order to buy at exactly, or just above, a resistance level should be aware that market makers and other market participants will know this

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82. As indicated in Chapter 8, a swing trader is perhaps more likely to use a limit order to buy at the bottom of a trading range, and a limit order to sell at the top of a trading range, thereby relegating the stop order to the role of protection against getting it wrong

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83. When the price falls to the bottom of the established trading range you place a stop order to buy at a few points above the current market price, and a stop order to sell at a few points below the current market price

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84. When the price corrects I buy at 150 and move my stop (on both positions) to 125

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85. When the price corrects again I buy at 200 and move my stop (on all my positions) to 175

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86. When the price corrects again I buy at 250 and move my stop (on all my positions) to 225

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87. He missed the downswing, but he won’t miss the next upswing thanks to his limit order to buy at 1

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88. What happens here is that all those traders will stop out of their trades, but an institution is willing to buy at those prices

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89. Hayden Stone’s analysts were recommending the stock as a buy at the same time I was going around telling my clients that the stock was a short

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90. I never buy at the bottom, and I always sell too soon

91. They buy at inflated prices after several boom years and just before severe setbacks in the economy or in the particular geographic area in which they own real estate

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92. 5p and buy at about 660p

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93. No one can actually buy at this price, but never mind! The tip is published in a tip sheet at the weekend

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94. Confirm it is in a range, then buy at or near the bottom of the range and sell or short near the top

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95. In this case, you think BSkyB shares are going up, so you buy at 505

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96. With DMA CFDs you can put your order directly on the order book and therefore become, in effect, a market maker and try to buy at the sell price

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97. buy at the higher price, and

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98. , buy at the ask and sell at the bid), and (3) the 75% rule, which is the average of the midpoint price and the worst-case price

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99. He knows how to buy at the synthetic price

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100. ✔ Buy at a price below the company’s potential