On the way up the original bunch of insiders floated out of their holdings.
There is good reason to believe that some of the big insiders are loaded up, for the public is very uneasy, as you know; but with the situation as it is just now in Wall Street, you can't tell anything.
The insiders have a new scheme--the best yet; it's like a Gatling gun against bows and arrows.
But, of course, the insiders in the Navy knew it, and the memory will last as long as the ships last.
On this favorable showing (with this suppressio veri) the stock goes up and the insiders quickly unload upon the investment public.
No contrivance, no sagacity can lift them out of the mire; for upon something the coach must be bottomed; on something the insiders must roll.
Nevertheless, as the weeks passed, and the mysterious insiders succeeded in their design of keeping the stock from rising, he came to feel a touch of anxiety.
The insiders are buying up now, slowly and cautiously, so as not to start any boom prematurely.
The insidersare hammering down the stock with those reports, hammering with one hand, and buying up small lots quietly with the other.
And yet when the insiders see in print the true facts--say, about Robert Louis Stevenson or Swinburne or Meredith or John Jones--these very insiders rush forward with a Mother Hubbard to fling around the naked truth.
The outsiders talk about their neighbors; the insiders talk about their livers an' lungs, an' so on.
Around here there's two kinds of 'em--insiders an' outsiders.
Only the insiders knew until long afterwards what the Somme had cost, or the Flanders battles; [Footnote: Op cit.
This is as true of the eminent insiders who draft treaties, make laws, and issue orders, as it is of those who have treaties framed for them, laws promulgated to them, orders given at them.
In accordance with their plan the insiders began to sell, and soon the price began to slide downward, for the great majority of the stock was held by the people.
That the insiders of these insurance companies, not one but several of them, have accumulated fortunes in the past few years, of from one to twenty millions, while at the same time premium-rates have advanced and dividends decreased.
Some of theinsiders made millions; the public was fleeced of millions.
The public are ninety-five per cent long of stocks, and the insiders are getting them!
The insiders play against the public; the insiders with their eyes open, the public blindfolded.
Or, to vary the figure, the insiders hold their cards in their hands, while the public lay theirs face up on the table.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "insiders" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
