equity stock

American  

noun

1. capital stock, either common or preferred.

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Example Sentences

“What’s new,” Aaronson wrote, “is that millions of dollars are now potentially available to quantum computing researchers, along with equity, stock options, and whatever else causes ‘ka-ching’ sound effects and bulging eyes with dollar signs.

From Scientific American

To make matters even worse, the greatest wealth now comes from the accumulation of invisible capital, not physical stuff: startup equity, stock shares and offshore bank accounts opened to avoid taxes.

From The Guardian

Investors have told fund managers they want unique strategies that cannot be copied instead of standard long-short equity stock funds.

From Reuters

The next morning, Waymo’s lawyer told the Judge that the company was dropping its lawsuit, in exchange for 0.33 per cent of Uber’s equity—stock worth about two hundred and fifty million dollars.

From The New Yorker

C.M.P. is an equity stock holder of BioClassifier LLC and University Genomics, and has filed a patent on the PAM50 subtyping assay.

From Nature