Sentence examples for countless traders from inspiring English sources
Over the years, countless traders have misrepresented the values of the securities they hold, hoping that a market move will reverse a looming loss.
It is during these times of high risk aversion that we may witness massive unwinding moves like what we have seen recently in the AUD/JPY, where countless carry traders who were holding the pair were invariably shaken out of their positions for substantial losses.
Little particularly favored shorting the stocks of the Erie Railroad Company, and it was here that he was trapped by the cornering of the company's stock by a hostile syndicate of rival stockbrokers calling itself the "Happy Family" (in much the same way as he had done to countless other traders before).
There have been countless stories about day traders who make it big and day traders who lose their shirts.
Fink figured that he was in the hole about $30 million, a manageable number given the countless millions he and his mortgage traders had made for the firm over the past six years.
Afghanistan's barren hills have received the bones of countless foreigners down through the centuries — invaders, traders whose camel caravans linked Asia to Europe, soldiers of fortune, and men-who-would-be-kings.
Pat leaves an extensive legacy as one of the original patriarchs of the oil trading business and will be forever revered for his business acumen, engaging demeanor and generosity to his countless proteges still active as oil brokers and traders.
To the outsider it may look like a smelly bolthole of a cesspit, but actually the region has been a melting pot of diverse cultures, with generations of settlers, traders and conquerors attracted to its vast expanses of lush crop fields, borderland hills and the countless rivers which form the world's largest delta.
The brainchild of the actor and producer Derek Ting (who wrote the script with Mr. Yin and countless others), this dollar-driven drama focuses on Conner (Mr. Ting), an uncannily prescient Asian-American hedge fund trader dispatched to Hong Kong to oversee a hostile takeover.
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