P&S

1. purchase and sales (of stocks in a brokerage house).

Example Sentences

The first is a self-described "dirtbag of the internet" named Chase Herro who once famously said of the crypto market, “You can literally sell s—t in a can, wrapped in p—s, covered in human skin, for a billion dollars if the story’s right, because people will buy it. I’m not going to question the right and wrong of all that.”

From Salon

But if Sheinbaum’s penchant for stretching the truth is any indication, she will be as avid as her predecessor in employing the “three P’s” — populism, polarization and post-truth — to consolidate power and further degrade Mexico’s democracy.

From Los Angeles Times

The Venezuelan journalist Moisés Naím identified the three P’s as the standard playbook of 21st century autocrats.

From Los Angeles Times

Conversation in age-restricted housing often turns to “the three P’s: pain, pills and passing,” Butts said.

From Seattle Times

“We’re having unprecedented pressure from our L.P.s to send them cash,” Jonathan Sokoloff, the founder Leonard Green, said onstage at the Milken conference.

From New York Times