counting too much on something to occur or happen. The same as counting your chickens before they hatch.
Too much swag lol lol lol
Because people put too much stock into an abstract idea when real value is opinion...
It fueled speculation, meaning that people invested in stocks without bothering too much about their intrinsic value or about the actual performance of a company, which led to many stocks being heavily overpriced by 1929. Another major factor was that people routinely borrowed up to 60% of the stock's value at purchase, which caused the 'sell at any price' mood and resulting collapse when things went wrong and people needed the money from their investments back to pay off the loans.
Inventory is the total collection of stock that a business has at a given time. Different businesses have different kinds of stock, depending upon what they sell or do. Shoe stores stock shoes, grocery stores stock groceries, car washes stock detergent, and so forth. Inventory is important because if you don't have enough you cannot meet the needs of your customers, and if you have too much, then you have invested excess money in your inventory, which is inefficient and also results in higher storage costs and higher inventory taxes. So you need to have the right amount of inventory.
underproduction, too many credit purchases, stock speculation
By putting as much description but not too much
People putting it in.
The tire itself.
There is too much nitrate in the rain, putting too much nitrate into the water. Too much nitrate kills the fish.
throwing whatever it is away
Yes.
Too much PSI.
stop putting in so much black pepper!!!!!!!
too much information
too much
no
I can't think of a reason I'd want any Microsoft stock. It fluctuates way too much for my taste. Basically, any tech stock--especially this one--is way too volatile for me. Another answer is that it is simple, you shouldn't buy stock.