weak market

But he said a weak market has potential for good deals.

The result could be forced sales into a weak market.

In a weaker market, the sale price may be around the appraisal figure.

This is no longer true; in today's weaker market, many homes are being sold at a loss.

But a weak market can mean opportunities for bargain hunters.

A low-cost producer will make money even in weak markets.

She rejected criticism that the Government was selling during a weak market.

Of course, rather than Congressional activity causing weak markets, it may be the other way around.

A standard answer is defensive stocks, those that hold up well in weak markets.

They're going to be a forced seller in a weak market."

In a weak market, he noted, this attitude is filtering down.

Despite the generally weak market, some technology companies managed to close the session on the upside.

But, he said: "That is not a sign of a weak market.

Recycling is already under pressure because of the weak market for recycled goods.

Forced selling into an already weak market depresses it further.

Time Warner attributed the decline to a weak market for recorded music.

Even in a weak market, he said, "I wasn't happy with that performance."

The company has repeatedly delayed a stock offering because of weak market conditions.

In weak markets, alternatives are developed to keep costs under control."

The newspaper faces an uncertain future, in the weak market for printed media.

Citing a weak market for computers and computer products, the company said it had become more difficult to project future operating results.

The waterfront is now one of the state's most active office development locations in an otherwise weak market.

But because Sears is starting from a weak market share position, that strategy has some risks, he said.

The company suspended the plan, citing a weak market for initial public offerings.

Weak markets have provided good opportunities for short-sellers in recent months.