real buy

"You saw major institutions doing some real buying in there today."

"If there is another default, that would be a real buying opportunity."

And real buys can be had on genuinely French items.

"We are seeing real buying here, not people covering their short positions."

In terms of real buying power, by next year, that minimum wage will be at a 40-year low.

"This is a real buy for one fifty," he said sincerely.

The combined effect is a rapid erosion in the real buying power of their money.

Then if you want a real buy, you get a revolver.

A. It seemed there was real buying in the market Tuesday.

"I think there is some real buying out here.

"There has been some real buying, including purchases from foreign investors.

The lobsters here are fresh, tender, moist and a real buy.

But the real buys are in the basement, where there is a perpetual sale going on.

"It's real buying," he said, "and it has surprised a lot of people."

"Job growth has plummeted, real buying power is close to zero and people don't feel particularly confident."

Sometimes, he added, they get a real buy.

"We have seen some real buying in the long end," one trader in government securities said.

And the $22 price, which includes a glass of wine and coffee or tea, is a real buy.

"Clearly, for the big corporations that have real buying power, they're able to negotiate significant discounts.

B.H. went out on the first real buy since the killings, in June.

The people who do come, they're the people who have the real buying power."

Instead, because interest rates in the bond market rose, "real buying interest emerged," he said.

The labour-costs of an employer are not the same as the real buying power a worker acquires through working.

And, when you consider that the Sunbird is cheaper than it was last year, it makes the car a real buy.

You're going to see a real buying spree by commercial banks of savings and loans over the next few years."