For example, an investor may purchase an investment using margin.

The investor could then purchase 30year Treasury bonds for $5 million.

Earlier, big investors purchased slightly more than 200,000 shares in an auction.

For example, assume an investor purchased stock at $10 a share five months ago and that the price has doubled.

After 1982, for instance, most companies increased the minimum number of shares an investor must purchase to 1,000.

Individual investors have generally purchased such securities through specialized funds.

That means investors are purchasing debt issues without having read the prospectuses.

Israeli investors purchased the building in 2003 for an undisclosed sum.

In such a buyout, investors purchase a company by borrowing money against its assets.

Foreign investors may not purchase agricultural or forest land.