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equity

[ek-wi-tee] / ˈɛk wɪ ti /


NOUN
money invested in possession
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Users of those ages who bought stocks purchased $125 worth of equities on average — a small but incredibly early step on their investing journey.

From MarketWatch

If equity compensation represents a large share of total wealth early in a career, volatility can meaningfully delay other goals, such as buying a home or building diversified savings.

From MarketWatch

Yet that’s how U.S. stocks have been treated by investors lately, especially in the wake of the the monster rally in equities since last April’s tariff scare.

From MarketWatch

If you were fortunate enough to have pre-pandemic ownership, you have seen an increase in equity.

From The Wall Street Journal

They say global equity flows are increasingly gravitating toward the rest of the world but that there’s little evidence that either Japanese or European investors are selling their American equities, thanks to strong tech-sector earnings.

From MarketWatch