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Lucas21c Posted 9 years ago
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Could you check whether the following sentence is right? Thank you in advance.


We’re expecting our company’s stock will shot up after we get it listed on the NASDAQ. So, I‘d suggest you should retain your shareholding until then.

  

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Not quite. say eg We’re expecting our company’s stock will shoot up after we get it listed on the NASDAQ. So, I‘d suggest you should retain your shareholding until then.

— Clive

  • Not quite.
  • say eg We’re expecting our company’s stock will shoot up after we get it listed on the NASDAQ.
  • So, I‘d suggest you should retain your shareholding until then.
  • We usually just say 'your shares'.
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Not quite. say eg We’re expecting our company’s stock will shoot up after we get it listed on the NASDAQ. So, I‘d suggest you should retain your shareholding until then.

We usually just say 'your shares'.

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