put no stock in (something)

To not pay any attention to something; to have or invest no faith or belief in something; to not accept something. You'll put no stock in John's promises if you know what's good for you because, more often than not, he'll end up letting you down. I don't know how the company expects its managers to perform well when it puts no stock in their abilities.

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Hena	-	Yiddish
Leary	['li:ri]
Ansell	['ænsəl]
Iwona	ee-VAW-nah	Polish
Trevino	[trə'vi:nəu]
Arati	-	Indian, Hindi, Marathi