equities
equities — 名詞
1. shares in companies that people buy and sell as an investment, especially when t
股票
可在市場買賣的公司股份
shares in companies that people buy and sell as an investment, especially when talking about the stock market as a whole.
Leo moved part of his pension from bonds into equities last spring.
Leo 去年春天把部分退休金從債券轉到股票。
move money from bonds into equities
Constanza avoids risky equities when she saves for her children's school fees.
Constanza 為了替孩子存學費時，會避開風險高的股票。
The bank advised Ilan to keep most of his money out of equities.
銀行建議 Ilan 把大部分資金留在股票市場之外。
After the market fell, Rin sold some Asian equities to cut risk.
市場下跌後，Rin 賣掉了一些亞洲股票來降低風險。
Anong studies US and European equities before choosing a retirement fund.
Anong 在選退休基金前，會研究美國和歐洲股票。
- shares
the most direct everyday term for pieces of ownership in a company
- stocks
very common in finance, especially in American English and market reporting
- common stock
a narrower formal term for ordinary company shares rather than every kind of listed equity
文法句型
invest in equities
move money into/out of equities
用法筆記
Used mainly in finance to talk about shares as a class of investment, often contrasted with bonds or cash. For a single ownership stake or the value left after debts, singular equity is more usual.