CEO Stephen Elop sells off the smartphone division to Microsoft.
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That might mean the stock market sells off, commodities sell off.
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If it sells off, the most I'm out is that $110.
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Each year, the city sells off debts on thousands of properties.
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If history is any guide, it sells off on the news.
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These sectors are going to do well when the market sells off.
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And if the market sells off today, it seems we're afraid of prosperity.
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"Any time Amazon even looks the way of an industry, it sells off," he said.
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The move comes as Valeant sells off assets to pay down its $30 billion debt.
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The dollar by definition strengthens if the euro sells off, since exchange rates move in pairs.
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We see every time it sells off, and gets to the $85 level, it finds buyers.
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The finance ministry regularly sells off-the-run JGBs at these auctions to improve market liquidity.
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If it sells off some of the frequencies, the Norwegian government could bring in millions more.
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In docs, the estate agrees to pony up the dough once it sells off Bernie's house.
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I think if it sells off further, I'm actually interested in stepping in at these levels.
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ISIS is a group that burns people alive in cages; that sells off little girls as brides.
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Priceline: The experiential economy should support Priceline's Tuesday earnings, even if it sells off after the report.
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When an expensive stock market sells off, it's not a given that the economy will also dive.
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The department has threatened to block the deal in court unless AT&T sells off major assets.
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I'm praying it sells off on an in-line number so you can buy it into weakness.
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If the market is boring, it's boring because it's had such a strong move and never sells off.
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That is because when the stock market rallies, the bond market usually sells off, and bond yields rise.
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When you press Dagli's button, it cancels all of your orders and sells off your coins at market price.
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Mr. Phillips, who has run his bakery since 1993, sells off-the-shelf items to anyone, no questions asked.
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But there's also a risk of hurting the economy if the Fed sells off its bloated balance sheet too quickly.
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Investors understand the Fed's predicament and rationally expect the Fed to backtrack and repurchase securities if the market sells off.
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As it shuts down and sells off to Travelpro, Bluesmart says it is no longer offering warranty support for its products.
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If the president takes too aggressive a stance, the market sells off, economy slows, and his approval on the economy suffers.
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The mine's importance has grown as Amplats sells off its labour-intensive Rustenburg mines that have been hotbeds of labor unrest.
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Theoretically, these likely would be the stocks that would hold up the best when the market sells off and volatility spikes.
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Grab Your Wallet said Nordstrom will be removed from its boycott list once it sells off its remaining Ivanka Trump inventory.
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"If the stock sells off a little bit and you still like it, dust settles, then we buy into it," he said.
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"Some long-forgotten patterns return to euro bond markets with Bunds rallying while Italy sells off," said Commerzbank rates strategist Christoph Rieger.
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The bond market's struggle to price in higher interest rates has been kneecapped each time the stock market reacts and sells off.
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"Some long forgotten patterns return to euro bond markets with Bunds rallying while Italy sells off," said Commerzbank rates strategist Christoph Rieger.
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It has 43-week-long cycles where it fails to break out past old highs, sells off hard, and then rockets back up.
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He added that he doesn't agree with speculations that Valeant may have to accept lower prices when it sells off non-core assets.
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Some investors may think they are ready to buy when the market sells off, but Cramer does not believe they are that brave.
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Focus on the long term, and the next time one of these terrific stocks sells off, then you know it's time to buy.
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The knee-jerk trading reaction is that when the market sells off quickly the defensive sectors are the ones that sell off least.
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Every time the market sells off because of the Federal Reserve, Jim Cramer cares more about what happens on day two than day one.
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Delivery Hero also will get a seat on the board unless it sells off shares that brings its holding to less than 9.99 percent.
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Sales from the unit, which Pfizer plans to reorganize into a new division that sells off-patent medicines and generic drugs, fell 4.4 percent.
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Overall revenue was down as the company sells off its bottling operations, but organic sales growth increased by a better-than-expected 233 percent.
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"If the market sells off, the value of the put option rises," said Brett Carson, director of research at registered investment advisor Carson Wealth Management.
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Another is when a company holds a bullish conference call delivering shareholders great earnings and strong guidance, but the equity sells off, the host said.
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Cramer cautioned that if Cloudera gives a strong report but the stock sells off like Workday did last week, Adobe could see a similar fate.
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"Constantly, we have these controversies coming out and the stock sells off on the bad news but then actually recovers a little bit," he explained.
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He wants President Xi Jinping to embrace a privatisation plan that "sells off all SOEs to the world" over his remaining seven years in office.
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"I look at opportunities like this, when the market sells off, to either initiate or add to my positions," said Kim Forrest, founder of Bokeh Capital.
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Jeff Bezos, the founder of Amazon, sells off $1bn-worth of his shares in the company each year to pay for Blue Origin, a space venture.
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Demand for Harley's motorcycles continues to be slow as the company's loyal baby boomer customer base ages and sells off used motorcycles due to health reasons.
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"I think it can go higher, and if the stock sells off after the other banks report, I think you'd want to buy some," Cramer said.
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Liquidation is also known as Chapter 1203 bankruptcy, in which a court-appointed trustee sells off the retailer's assets — merchandise and store fixtures, intellectual property, etc.
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And General Motors stands to be well rewarded if it eventually sells off its stake in ride-hailing service Lyft, which staged its own IPO in March.
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He said the market tends to sell off right away, then goes up and then sells off again once the new president moves into the White House.
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If it sells off after the quarter, than he said to buy more of a stock that is more than likely not to be championed by Trump.
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If it sells off after the earning reset, and we're comfortable with the outlook over the next 12 months, we would expect to add to that position.
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After it sells off the units, Campbell's anticipates earnings of $2.45 a share to $2.53, a nominal increase from $2.40 a share to $19883 without those sales.
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When the stock market sells off, Cramer always advises searching for stocks that have been dragged down with the broader market despite the strength of their underlying businesses.
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The central bank bought 24 billion yen in the first half of this year, which leaves them with plenty of ammunition in case the REIT market sells off.
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After Mr. Murdoch sells off the bulk of his media empire to the Walt Disney Company, he will be left with Fox News and the Fox broadcast network.
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"What's going to happen is when they push the yield curve to invert, the political reaction when the market sells off is going to be intense," Whalen said.
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On the other hand, if they do express concerns and the euro sells off, the common currency will probably find support in the $1.17 to $1.18 area, Horchani said.
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"When confidence is at these types of levels, it may have peaked and will decline if the economy slows further or the stock market sells off sharply," he said.
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But as Sears sells off its crown jewels, the PBGC's chances of being repaid in full dwindle, leaving the agency to pick up the balance in a potential future bankruptcy.
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When the stock market sells off, CNBC's Jim Cramer always advises searching for stocks that have been dragged down with the broader market despite the strength of their underlying businesses.
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That calculation is "not far off," Mr. Tan said in an interview, while noting that many workers also keep their jobs when Broadcom sells off unwanted businesses to other companies.
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Privately, Mr. Ackman has told some investors that in six months or so, Valeant's situation should start to look better as it sells off divisions to pay down debt obligations.
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Orsted, which has built more than a quarter of the world's wind farms at sea, often sells off large stakes in wind farms to raise capital to invest in new projects.
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O) Chief Executive Officer James Murdoch will leave the company and be succeeded by brother Lachlan once the company sells off its TV and film assets to Walt Disney Co (DIS.
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Even as Uber Eats sells off international units to rival competitors, the dream persists and that is enough for them to justify sudden pay cuts that leave drivers struggling to survive.
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Bezos reportedly sells off about $1 billion in Amazon stock each year to fund Blue Origin, and the company is now fighting hard to break into the lucrative national security launch business.
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JOE KERNEN: Tell the Fed President, if we get like a great 270, 280 number – which I'm not saying we will -- but after ADP, if this market sells off, I don't know.
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Experts on government ethics are warning that the president-elect will never shake suspicions of a clash between his private interests and the public good unless he sells off his vast holdings.
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General Electric agreed on Monday to sell its biopharmaceutical business to Danaher for about $21.4 billion, as the troubled industrial giant sells off divisions to pay down debt and steady its business.
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Trader Steve Grasso said that if Amazon gets lumped in with the rest of the retail sector and sells off with it, he would be interested in getting the stock at a discount.
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"It's basically just a risk-off day ... There is no data, no earnings, nothing really fundamental to move the market today, so it sells off when there's a scary headline again," Jett said.
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"We've seen many times when the Apple stock rallies into the unveiling of a new phone, and after that it sells off or consolidates," said Peter Boockvar, chief market analyst at Lindsey Group.
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So when Cool Papa dies unexpectedly, she sells off her father's things in a yard sale, then wedges herself firmly between her only son and anything that might draw him to that world.
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"We caution that once GE sells off its strong cash generating businesses such as Healthcare and Rail, these assets will be gone forever," Gordon Haskett's John Inch said in a note to investors Wednesday.
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"It might be surprising to some that Greggs is doing so well, given that it sells 'off-message' products, perceived as unhealthy," says Tim Denison, the director of retail intelligence at Ipsos Retail Performance.
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Analysts have said that Zee Entertainment, which lacked a sizable presence in the sports category, will see a jump in earnings in the next two fiscal years as it sells off the money-losing venture.
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Read More Salesforce CEO: Using the power of business for social change Every time the market sells off because of the Federal Reserve, Cramer cares more about what happens on day two than day one.
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"The uncertainty that Trump brings to the picture meant that your most frothy asset class sells off and that for the longest time has been rates," said Ben Jang, portfolio manager at Nicola Wealth Management.
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Tom Lee, co-founder and head of research Fundstrat Global Advisors, said he wouldn't be surprised if the market sells off by several percent before investors buy the dip and take the market back up.
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But this conflict will very much hang in the air: Tillerson has worked at Exxon his entire adult life, and his retirement plan is tied up in the company's fortunes unless he sells off his stocks.
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So when a sector sells off broadly--like energy did in 2017 -- he takes a stock-specific approach and looks for names that may have been unfairly brought down along with the sector as a whole.
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WeWork's main business of subletting office space would lay off 28500,6900 to 2628,28503 employees, a source told the news outlet, while an additional 22019,000 employees will leave as the company sells off or closes other businesses.
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"As this market sells off ... on the coronavirus outbreak, let's just pray that Adobe and Salesforce get sacked so that you can buy one of them into weakness, because these are both phenomenal players," Cramer said.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Rupert Murdoch faces a 22 billion pound ($29.3 billion) fight with U.S. cable company Comcast for European pay-TV company Sky after Britain cleared his bid providing he sells off its TV news business.
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While Coca-Cola's net revenue declined 16 percent in the quarter, as the company sells off its low-margin bottling operations, revenue from its core beverage business, or organic revenue, rose 3 percent, indicating strength in demand.
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French catering company Elior said it had received a firm offer of 1.542 billion euros from private equity firm PAI Partners for its 'Areas' concession catering business, as Elior sells off non-core assets to improve its performance.
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The New York-based drugmaker announced in July it would separate the Upjohn unit, which sells off-patent branded drugs, and combine it with generic drugmaker Mylan NV, allowing Pfizer to focus on its more profitable newer medicines.
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But if it sells off on good news, such as strong economic numbers, record profits and possible break-throughs on global issues, that "message of the markets" (my version of the "news response syndrome,") might just be ominous.
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The prized mandate has the potential to propel both to the top of investment banking league tables and unlock a stream of future work as Saudi Arabia reforms its economy and sells off its large inventory of state assets.
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"I have to believe that the online travel strength will be just as self-evident with Priceline which, by the way, has a stock that often sells off when it reports only to rise back up after some churning," Cramer said.
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GE Money Bank, the sixth biggest lender in the Czech Republic by assets, said in a statement that it plans to offer the majority of shares to institutional investors, as its U.S. parent General Electric sells off its financial services businesses.
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Headcount across DPCA will fall from 8,000 to 72013,500 by the end of 2019 and to 4,000 within another three years, as it also sells off its idling Wuhan 2 facility, according to the document - which noted ongoing discussions with unidentified potential buyers.
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PARIS, April 24 (Reuters) - French catering company Elior said it had received a firm offer of 1.542 billion euros from private equity firm PAI Partners for its 'Areas' concession catering business, as Elior sells off non-core assets to improve its performance.
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BOSTON, Feb 21 (Reuters) - Hedge fund Third Point told investors in a letter on Thursday that it was happy with progress at some of its biggest holdings, including Nestle SA , and was well positioned to make money when the market sells off anew.
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Mr. Butler sells off access to chunks of his property — moving cattle if necessary — to oil and gas companies to allow them to build gas compressor stations, drilling pads, pipelines and other equipment necessary to serve the wells — collecting payments for each deal.
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"We would not be surprised if the market sells off after the FOMC partly because we think Chairman Powell may be overdue for a press conference gaffe," Christopher Harvey, head of equity strategy at Wells Fargo Securities, said in a note to clients on Wednesday.
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An auction house called Lelands -- which sells off famous sports memorabilia -- is auctioning off Charlie's movie-worn gear for him -- which includes his Cleveland Indians cap, as well as CS's 101 MPH baseball that Ricky 'Wild Thing' Vaughn threw to strike out slugger Clu Haywood.
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A central bank easing story that has refocused on foreign markets, as the Federal Reserve raises rates and sells off bond holdings, along with a nine-year bull market run for U.S. stocks — all at record highs now — has pushed more money to foreign stock markets.
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Photo: APPresident Donald Trump denied on Saturday reports that he had ordered the Department of Justice to halt the $85.4 billion merger between AT&T and Time Warner unless the combined company sells off Turner Broadcasting, a group of cable channels which includes Trump's hated arch-enemy CNN.
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"You look at a day like today and it tells you there is a lot of cash on the sidelines that wants an opportunity to buy when the market sells off even just a little bit," said Phil Blancato, CEO of Ladenberg Thalmann Asset Management in New York.
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BOSTON, Oct 4 (Reuters) - Hedge fund Marcato Capital Management, which owns nearly 12.683 percent of Deckers Outdoor Corp , said shares in the maker of UGG boots could more than double by 2020 if it sells off pieces of its footwear business, buys back shares and overhauls executive compensation.
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The report lambasts the firm for borrowing billions, much of it under a Malaysian government guarantee, without securing enough cash flow to service its debt (which in January stood at around $12 billion but which will probably soon fall as 1MDB sells off big land and power holdings).
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Stocks can sometimes tank when such a large shareholder sells off such a large volume of shares at once — and while the money in the DAF was no longer "theirs," the Fairbairns say they expressed concerns that their total Fidelity war chest could depreciate unless Fidelity handled the liquidation carefully.
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A recent analysis by Morningstar found that nontraditional bond funds have outperformed core bond funds when rates are rising, but have underperformed core bond funds when the stock market sells off, because they tend to own holdings like junk bonds and emerging-market debt whose fortunes are often in sync with stock market performance.
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"So much has been built into this Iran deal, oil probably sells off on the news, but the equities in the energy space are still extremely cheap relative to the commodity itself, and M&A in the space ... you have a very high probability of a major M&A swing," said Larry McDonald, editor of The Bear Traps Report, Monday on CNBC's "Trading Nation, " referring to "news" of what comes out of Trump's announcement.
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