In early 2009 the Trues decided to retire and sell the business.

They decided to have a limited range of goods and sell them at a discount price.

After Wentz found success with the book, he decided to expand the company to design and sell clothing.

But the company decided to shut it down in 1975 and sell it.

"For example, how, without the tools of calculation available outside the pit, do they decide when to buy and sell?"

"The board might decide to purchase the unit and then sell it at a profit," he said.

So he decided to organize a corporation and sell stock just to colored folks.

They decided to call their company Apple and sell their machines for $666.66.

In November 2010, the owners decided to close and sell the school.

If several decided to buy or sell at a given time, that might be viewed as a statement about the stock's prospects.