The phrase "a poor trading" is not correct in standard English.
It is typically used to describe a trading situation that is unfavorable or not profitable.
Example: "The company reported a loss due to a poor trading environment in the last quarter."
Alternatives: "bad trading" or "unfavorable trading".
Hays, the UK's largest recruitment company, closed down 0.25p at 76.25p after a poor trading update.
All these banks' shares rose.J.P. Morgan Chase bucked the trend, reporting profits down by 91% to just $40m because of bad loans and a poor trading performance.
Its shares have been a volatile market in recent months, following news in September of a poor trading performance and subsequent job cuts announced in January.
Berenberg said: A month after a poor trading update and two months after the strategy day a new group structure has surprisingly been announced.
JJB Sports dropped 2.01p to 5.5p as it said it was working with its partners on bringing forward a fundraising, after a poor trading performance since April, including disappointing sales of Euro 2012 replica kits.
Overall, investors decided to take profits after the market's recent strong run, and with an opening fall on Wall Street following a poor trading statement from industrial group Caterpillar, the FTSE 100 ended down 38.53 points at 5134.36.
So far, the government has been lucky: rising tax revenues and a poor trade performance have kept aggregate demand in check.
In addition to concerns about pesticide and fertilizer run-off, Mr. Bull calls golf courses a poor trade-off for forests that have taken over a century to grow.
If long-term trading promises a poor trade-off, actors of all stripes might look to invest their limited capital in less research intensive markets.This is the key point.
Predictably the ride comfort suffers and some of that lovely flow is lost; it's a poor trade-off for a small increase in agility, and this more powerful engine is noisier than the gentler turbodiesel.
