Share price meaning in English
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Definition
a share price: the amount of money it costs to buy a stake in a company, the value of a company's stocks
Examples
- "Edward : Ah, ok... That part means that there will be 6 months where the Delavigne share price remains stable..."
- "The share price is plummeting – get out while you can."
- "Delavigne's share price will fluctuate as a result."
- "Bruno : Ah... So this part at the end - that climbs - it must mean that our share price will recover!"
Exercise 1
According to Edward, the movements in Bruno's music refer to:
According to Edward, the movements in Bruno's music refer to:
This is incorrect. There is no evidence that Bruno's music will be recorded, let alone released as a record that can be bought!
This is correct. Edward predicts the movements of Delavigne's "share price", saying it will "remain stable" then "fluctuate". "Shares" are "parts" of a company that are bought and sold on the stock exchange. Therefore, a "share price" is the value of a share at a given time. "Shares (in a company)" is synonymous with "stock (in a company)".
This is correct. Edward does not mention Delavigne's turnover or total sales.
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