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stop price

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noun

  1. the price at which a stop order is activated.


Example Sentences

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Price is the favourite to win the fight despite her lack of experience, while McCaskill has vowed to “break Welsh hearts” and stop Price within the distance.

From BBC

Mohammed Shohid, a driver in Dhaka, said the government has failed to stop price hikes of essential goods — prices of beans and tomatoes have nearly doubled in the past two years.

From Seattle Times

Mohammed Shohid, a driver in Dhaka, said the government has failed to stop price hikes of essential goods — beans and tomatoes have nearly doubled in price over the last two years.

From Seattle Times

Retail businesses are getting a lot of pushback, including from governments trying to take action to stop price increases in stores.

From New York Times

“There was this collective belief that housing was invincible — that it was so undersupplied and demand so high that nothing could stop price growth,” said Ali Wolf, chief economist with Zonda, a housing data and consulting firm.

From New York Times