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Its shares went up 48 percent on the first day of trading.

But if these shares go up, we'll just have thrown our money away."

If the shares go up in price, then the short-seller faces a loss.

If the shares go up I will be able to my daughter's £30,000 university fees!

These take only long positions and hence invest, or speculate, only on shares going up.

As the profits of the great corporations grew, so the value of their shares went up, with more people competing to buy them.

"You cannot blame shareholders to ask that 'my shares go up.' "

When it had hits, shares went up; when it didn't, they tumbled.

"From the point of view of the shareholder, an acquisition is beneficial only if the shares go up," Professor Bebchuk said.

He reached this conclusion by splitting the merged companies into two portfolios: those whose shares went up when deals were announced and those whose stock fell.

It also changes incentives among fishermen, so that, like stockholders, their desire to see their shares go up lead to their actively protecting their fishery.

When companies do well and their stocks do well and their shares go up, people earn money and they put money back into the system.

Then again, it might win the FA Cup and that will bring in megamoney from higher attendances and advertising, so the shares go up.

I smiled because in January 1997, that little oil company hit oil and those 15,000 shares went up to more than $3 per share since he had first given me the tip.

With Save & Prosper's Guaranteed Stockmarket Bond, if shares go up you win and if they go down you get your money back.

Privatisation of nationalised industries increased share ownership in Britain: the proportion of the adult population owning shares went up from 7% in 1979 to 25% in 1989.

Likewise, stock traders seem to have one eye on the television screen and another on their portfolios, as shares go up and down in tandem with the latest news from the battlefield.

Risk arbitragers like Miss Kalin generally buy stock in potential takeover targets, betting that a takeover will succeed and reward them with large profits as the value of the shares goes up.

Generally shares go up after a company announces it will delay or cancel a stock offering, but the Iomega Corporation's stock sank 15 percent yesterday on the news that the company was postponing its planned offering.

On Tuesday, the Shanghai B-share index rose 12.2 percent, one of several days of double-digit increases over the last week, days on which every single one of Shanghai's 40 listed B shares went up.

In a different kind of homage, on the stock exchange in Milan, Mediobanca shares went up 6.2 percent as investors gambled that Mr. Cuccia's demise would lead to a reorganization of the Mediobanca empire, and even a takeover.

On "IMX," pop star popularity is traded like virtual stock, with an artist's shares going up or down in value as his or her popularity index - determined by the "buy" and "sell" orders of "IMX" players - crests and wanes.

They all make money by making the shares rise in price.

Still, market shares rose, for the first time since late 1996, the company said.

The company's shares rose 5.7 percent after the results were announced.

Its shares rose more than 29 percent on their first day of trading.

The shares rose 76 percent the first day of trading, and did not look back.

But the company had warned of the trouble, and its shares rose after the report.

His shares rose 16.24 percent this week in heavy trading.

Shares rose 17 percent, the biggest gain in eight months.

Though results came in below expectations, the bank's shares rose 1.3 percent.

Still, that was better than forecast, and its shares rose.

Over the next four years its shares rose 15-fold.

If the shares rise, the investor has to buy them back for more than he paid and take a loss.

Its shares rose 2,876 percent in the same period.

So remarkable were they that on publication the shares rose to 10s.

The company's shares rose 108.6 percent, driven by the general pickup in the economy, he said.

Why have Sirius shares risen more over the last year?

General Instrument's shares rose on expectations that a new offer for the company might be made.

The price of its shares rose more than 50 percent in less than a week.

Reliance shares rose 2.6 percent as the results beat market expectations.

If the shares rise in price, the investor faces a loss.

The group's shares rose by more than 5% on the news.

Audible shares rose on the news Friday, but then dropped today.

In Stockholm, shares rose a startling 2.86 percent to a record level.

Earlier, the shares rose to a 52-week high of $39.

On the Big Board, 978 shares rose and 618 fell.