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flock

[flok] / flɒk /




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“He’s a shepherd that got up with the sun and watched his flock and tried to survive,” Donovan says.

From Los Angeles Times

Others have flocked to civil-defense groups, which have sprouted up in cities around Taiwan in recent years.

From The Wall Street Journal

Traders tend to ditch the precious metal when rates are higher, flocking to other assets, such as bonds, that can offer a higher return.

From The Wall Street Journal

A flock of companies sent satellites into space in recent years promising to beam down crucial new insights into the Earth’s fast-changing climate.

From The Wall Street Journal

Those companies are all highly profitable right now — and, according to Kantrowitz, investors tend to flock to companies with high returns on equity when markets are weak.

From MarketWatch