Instead he would look to buy back debt when prices drop. Fine.
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They look to buy mezcal from us, even when it's more expensive.
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Look to buy your own piece of Parisian love starting early next year.
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Long queues are seen outside pharmacies as people look to buy face masks.
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But he would look to buy shares of biotech company Gilead Sciences on weakness.
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Both trucks have seen sales climb as more Americans look to buy pickup trucks.
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He believes investors should be selective and look to buy the names that have outperformed.
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Other Israeli defense companies may soon look to buy smaller American defense contractors as well.
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But it too would look to buy and hold positions for more than 10 years.
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The company will continue to look to buy assets as long its finances were not stretched.
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When any of us look to buy things, we would probably prefer more choices to less.
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Once that's done, the French carmaker will look to buy Fiat Chrysler (FCAU), the report added.
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"I like Gilead and I would own it and look to buy any weakness," said Newton.
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He said he would look to buy the stock if shares pulled back to the $220 region.
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Investors who think the market may be oversold look to buy stocks they think are suddenly cheap.
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In contrast, some analysts believe the ECB will look to buy 10bn-15bn of corporate bonds per month.
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If his pullback prediction materializes, Orlando said, he'd look to buy financials, energy, industrials and small cap stocks.
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Seymour said those kinds of stocks sold off recently and would look to buy on pullbacks in oil prices.
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The association may look to buy its own plane, or failing that, fly with Aerolíneas Argentinas, the national carrier.
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Having the largest 25G network would be a marketing advantage as customers look to buy into the exciting technology.
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Expect plenty of public hearings and aggressive pushes for documents as Democrats look to buy time before the 2020 elections.
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So, getting down near $275 is really the area I would pay attention to and look to buy on dip.
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L&G said it too may look to buy rivals' old life insurance and annuity policies to generate more cash.
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Airline stocks have been soaring, but Ari Wald of Oppenheimer says there's one name investors should absolutely look to buy now.
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WE LOOK TO BUY YOUNG PRODUCTS THAT WE THINK WE CAN PUT INTO OUR HANDS AND DO BETTER WITH AND REALLY GROW.
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Still, Erlam raised the possibility of a quick rebound in markets as dealers look to buy into assets at a cheap price.
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Option #2 Other companies that have grown more self-sufficient might look to buy back their shares from investors at a discount.
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The tools help level the playing field between small local farms and large established farms when international buyers look to buy crops responsibly.
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He said on pullbacks he would look to buy market leadership, and he likes the iShares EDGE MSCI USA Momentum Factor ETF, MTUM.
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Add to that Arab baby-boomers (mostly born in the 2227s and 153s), who will soon look to buy homes and start families.
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To revive growth the company will look to buy drugs in phase 3 clinical trial or products that are ready for the market.
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"When you look to buy the best shoes, you really need to find something that feels comfortable and stable to you," Parekh advised.
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He has also pointed out that, like Berkshire, 3G doesn't just look to buy and build businesses but also looks to hold them.
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Building boom ahead As consumers increasingly look to buy, the low inventory of available single family homes in America is spurring building activity.
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"I will never compromise on the quality of ingredients and will look to buy elsewhere if I don't get good cardamom," Prasad told Reuters.
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On being asked why investors should look to buy Deutsche shares again, von Moltke said the bank is moving toward a more stable future.
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Future commercial crew contracts will be up for grabs, as NASA would look to buy seats on Boeing's Starliner capsule and SpaceX's Crew Dragon.
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Future commercial crew contracts would be up for grabs, as NASA would look to buy seats on Boeing's Starliner capsule and SpaceX's Crew Dragon.
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He would still look to buy pullbacks in Etsy because he likes its momentum, though for a near-term trade he would rather own Amazon.
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Mokhtari said he expects banks to dip further with uninspiring earnings, due next week, and would look to buy into the sector at that point.
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The big question: While BP has signaled that it's done with Alaska, it's unclear how many other companies will look to buy leases in ANWR.
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"Technically speaking it's still very much in a downtrend, so you use a first rally to sell into and you look to buy dips," he said.
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"As a result, refiners and traders, will look to buy regional grades, ideally with dedicated vessels," a report by the Oxford Institute for Energy Studies said.
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High-net-worth Iranians are likely to look to buy properties in London, Dubai, Switzerland, Germany or the south of France, London estate agency, Rokstone, said.
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Dusaniwsky said this could lead to higher volatility for XIV over the next few days as traders look to buy XIV to cover their short position.
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Mr. Papariella's clients often look to buy used jets, some decades old, that still perform at a high level but cost less up front, he said.
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Analysts at Liberum said the bid values Scout24 at too low a multiple, raising the possibility industry peers may look to buy some or all the assets.
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Other companies could look to buy expertise in crunching customer data -- an area at which Amazon excels -- and one that more shoppers, especially the Millennial generation, embraces.
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Wells said Prudential could look to buy firms in the United States and Africa, after completing a purchase in Zambia, marking its entry into a fourth African market.
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Why, for example, would companies look to buy faster chips for their training when older cards in an Amazon server may be just as good for their training?
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Investors should look to buy stocks in the underperforming health-care sector because concerns about "Medicare for All" have already been priced in, longtime bull Julian Emanuel said Monday.
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IS will also look to buy time and benefit from political and other conflicts — such as this month&aposs clashes between Iraqi and Kurdish forces following the Kurdish independence referendum.
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Insurers such as Dai-ichi Life Insurance and Meiji Yasuda Life Insurance said they will look to buy unhedged foreign debt in the second half during bouts of yen appreciation.
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Most importantly for the startup community, the old security workhorse will look to buy up businesses that can add to its technology suite around automation, machine learning and big data analytics.
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BUT IS THERE A SORT OF RATIONALE BEHIND WHY ONE OF THE U.S. INVESTMENT BANKS WOULD LOOK TO BUY SOME OR PART OF DEUTSCHE BANK, PARTICULARLY ITS U.S. OPERATION INVESTMENT BANK?
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Rather than allow its arch-rival to keep a stake in the company, Instacart will look to buy back that stake that Amazon owns (which is less than 1% of the company).
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I'd look to buy any dips like we're seeing, thinking that into the midterms and throughout November and December we could see some further upward progress, " he said Friday on CNBC's "Trading Nation.
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"However, we think the long-term picture in the country still looks good and we would look to buy any decent-sized dip in the market over the next few weeks," he said.
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To fulfill the group's communitarian vision, unmarried members are sometimes placed to live in homes with married couples and their children, and members often look to buy or rent homes near other members.
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Therefore, continued breadth deterioration would be a sign investors should consider becoming a little less aggressive right now — and look to buy on any dips, rather than chase the market at current levels.
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"I think ... people who like the stock might want to look to buy it on its next dip rather than chase it at these levels, but long term, the stock looks great," he said.
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Still, major international energy groups like Exxon Mobil Corp could look to buy upstream, or exploration and drilling, companies as winners and losers emerge, panelists told an energy conference hosted by Mergermarket in Houston.
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With three years left on his six-year, $33 million contract, the Rangers could look to buy out or trade Girardi, 33, a veteran defenseman who has been slowed by injuries in recent seasons.
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"We think this bid values Scout2112.9 at too low a multiple and raises the possibility that industry peers may look to buy some or all of the assets," analysts at Liberum said in a note.
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"We think this bid values Scout13 at too low a multiple and raises the possibility that industry peers may look to buy some or all of the assets," analysts at Liberum said in a note.
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"Iron ore continued to lift as mills look to buy medium and high grade ores to counter the impact of high coking coal prices," Commonwealth Bank of Australia analyst Vivek Dhar said in a note.
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Looking ahead to what other media giants may do to compete should the deal go through, Gabelli, a big investor in the sector, said Disney would look to buy Netflix, and Apple may pursue buying both.
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Crucial to that failure was lobbying by other major railroads and statements from No. 2 U.S. railroad BNSF, owned by Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway Inc, that it would look to buy another railroad if left at a competitive disadvantage.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Turkish investment firm Global Yatirim Holding will focus on renewable energy and infrastructure projects and look to buy an asset manager, its chairman said, as part of a shift in strategy since an investment from London-based fund Centricus.
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As per an earlier statement from the White House , the U.S. leader also said China would now look to buy from the U.S. a "tremendous amount of agricultural and other products," in a bid to address the one way flow of trade.
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Jacobs said it was likely that the clauses would not need to be exercised and a worst-case scenario, where flights between Britain and the European Union were grounded, would be avoided, as authorities look to buy more time under current rules.
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PARIS, Feb 24 (Reuters) - Fidelity International fund manager David Simner said on Friday he would continue to have a "healthy" allocation to French bonds and would look to buy up more, arguing there were reasons to be relatively upbeat on the asset despite political uncertainty.
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China's top aluminum companies are venturing into the more lucrative parts of the global value chain, on course to seize market share from the likes of Alcoa and Constellium, as they look to buy into foreign firms to boost their technical know-how and expand their reach.
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Diversity is part of the vision—the magazine's subjects are from all over the world, and its fashion models come in every skin color—but this diversity is presented, in a vaguely colonialist way, more as a cool look to buy into than a tangible social ideal.
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"There's growing evidence that the once-lucrative gifting market, which saw the exchange of high-value wines regularly close to the A$1,000 mark, is being moved away from as consumers actually look to buy fine wine for taste to match cuisine," Sydney wine critic Mike Bennie said.
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And when you look to buy a company all in, I mean-- I've spoken with some people here this weekend who know an awful lot about M&A, who know a lot about private businesses, what they're valued out at different things you'd say, that when they're looking at prices things look really rich.
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According to a recent Nielsen report, among the 66 percent of global respondents they surveyed who look to buy reusable bottles, more than 50 percent are influenced by key sustainability factors, such as a product being made from fresh, natural and/or organic ingredients (69%), a company being environmentally friendly (58%) and a company being known for its commitment to social values (56%).
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Potential acquirers include grocers like Kroger, which could seek to diversify or further consolidate the grocery industry; Walmart, which has been building its coterie of digitally native brands; Target, which has been struggling to find its place; Nordstrom, which may need another route if its leveraged buyout falls through; and sit-down restaurant companies like Dinequity or Bloomin Brands, who may look to buy more on-trend, faster-serve concepts.
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Relocation, Relocation is a Channel 4 property show based on the same format as its parent show. Each week a couple look to buy a house, usually outside large urban areas, and also invest in a house or shop in the city, with the help of Kirstie and Phil. The series usually airs in the winter months, so as not to coincide with Location, Location, Location. Relocation, Relocation was cancelled in 2011 due to economic conditions making it difficult for people to buy one house, let alone two.
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Perhaps most importantly, however, Zabar's, under Klein's guidance and introduction, became one of the first stores in the industry to begin selling high quality, luxury foods, such as coffee, preserves and French cheese, under Zabar's own private store brand labels. These products were priced much more cheaply under the Zabar's brand name than could be found at other competing stores. Klein would look to buy luxury products directly from the producer in large volumes, and thus was able to sell more cheaply at Zabar's. In doing so, luxury products that were previously financially inaccessible to most consumers were suddenly affordable.
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In February 2009, French President Nicolas Sarkozy announced that Kuwait was considering buying up to 28 Rafales. In October 2009, during a visit to Paris, the Kuwaiti Defence Minister expressed interest in the Rafale and said that he was awaiting Dassault's terms. Islamist lawmakers in the Kuwaiti national assembly threatened to block such a purchase, accusing the Defence Minister of lack of transparency and being manipulated by business interests. In January 2012, the French Defence Minister said that both Kuwait and Qatar were waiting to see if the UAE first purchased the Rafale and that Kuwait would look to buy 18–22 Rafales.
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Derivatives can be used to acquire risk, rather than to hedge against risk. Thus, some individuals and institutions will enter into a derivative contract to speculate on the value of the underlying asset, betting that the party seeking insurance will be wrong about the future value of the underlying asset. Speculators look to buy an asset in the future at a low price according to a derivative contract when the future market price is high, or to sell an asset in the future at a high price according to a derivative contract when the future market price is less. Individuals and institutions may also look for arbitrage opportunities, as when the current buying price of an asset falls below the price specified in a futures contract to sell the asset.
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