1.   A discounted share price indicates a higher offer is not expected.

2.   Donaldson was one of the first and most aggressive firms in allowing employees to buy discounted shares in companies prior to their public offerings that the firm later underwrote.

3.   In the broader market today, U.S. stocks rose slightly as investors took advantage of a morning rout in computer issues to snap up discounted shares.

4.   Investors for the past decade have bought discounted shares after big declines on the assumption that the market again would charge higher.

5.   Officers can buy discounted shares worth no more than twice their annual salary.

6.   U.S. stocks rallied as investors took advantage of a morning rout in computer issues to snap up discounted shares.

7.   When the discounted shares arrive in the mail, put them in your brokerage account -- generally at no fee -- and cover your short position.

8.   Rice admitted to being tempted by discounted shares like Motorola and Intel.