The phrase "a trading value" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the worth or price of an asset or commodity in a trading context.
Example: "The trading value of the stock has increased significantly over the past month."
Alternatives: "market value" or "exchange value".
According to moneysupermarket.com - the online comparison service that monitors scores of execution-only services - the top three online deals for an investor trading once a month at a trade value of pounds 500 are from Hoodless Brennan, which charges a fixed pounds 7 a trade; the Share Centre, at pounds 7.50 a trade; and from E*Trade, at pounds 8.95 a trade.
According to Seatrade Maritime, the UAE handles 60% of China's exports throughout the region, with a trade value in the ballpark of $70 billion each year.
Global digital music sales were estimated to have a trade value of $2 Billion last year, but digital ad spend was around £2.5 billion in the UK alone, which makes one think that music may have a way out of the file-sharing nightmare it voluntarily got itself into.
In Vietnam, the composted excreta also has a local trading value, currently 500-700 Vietnamese Dong (VND) - or the equivalent of US$0.031-0.0440.031-0.044008 prices).
The Administration of Foreign Exchange sets an initial trading value each day and then keeps the currency within a tight range around that value through the day by buying dollars, frequently on a large scale, and selling renminbi.
Real estate is an asset class with trading value.
Trading value is much easier.
Geographical Indication (GI) labels, boasting an annual trade value of over$50 billion worldwide, are legal tools that link food products to their place of origin, providing both economic, social and environmental value to rural regions.
Apparently, after everyone knows that you're prepared to release a player, their trade value takes a slight dip.
