Sentence examples for enabled traders from inspiring English sources
This has enabled traders at big banks to wager their forecasts of unemployment and other economic data.
They had devised a computerized trading program called Shark, which enabled traders to spot investment opportunities in the stock, bond and futures markets.
These legal constructs enabled traders to raise money for long-distance expeditions, and were in some ways centuries ahead of their time.
The model may have enabled traders to fund themselves too cheaply, but the bank's managers set the internal cost of capital too low.
And he reaches an often-heard conclusion: New technologies have enabled traders to make lots of fees.
Mrs. Talamo, 28, is the marketing manager for Pipeline Financial Group, an electronic stock-trading company that enables traders to manage large orders; she works in New York.
In places with bad roads, few trains and parlous land lines, mobile phones substitute for travel, allow price data to be distributed more quickly and easily, enable traders to reach wider markets and generally make it easier to do business.
In places with bad roads, few trains and parlous land lines, they substitute for travel, allow price data to be distributed more quickly and easily, enable traders to reach wider markets and generally ease the business of doing business.
The index allowed traders to bet on or against pools of mortgages with different risk characteristics, just as stock indexes enable traders to bet on whether the overall stock market, or technology stocks or bank stocks, will go up or down.
It is easy to imagine ways in which mobile phones could stimulate economic activity they make up for poor infrastructure by substituting for travel, allow price data to be distributed and enable traders to engage with wider markets, and so on.
In places with bad roads, unreliable postal services, few trains and parlous landlines, mobile phones can substitute for travel, allow quicker and easier access to information on prices, enable traders to reach wider markets, boost entrepreneurship and generally make it easier to do business.
