Sentence examples for enter trading from inspiring English sources
For other companies, having insiders enter trading plans was a direct reaction to the scandal at Enron.
Shares sold via IPOs enter trading on public equity markets (Barnes and Walker 2006).
Go to a Pokémon Center and go to Pokémon Cable Club lady and enter trading room.
As the crowd roared its approval, the duo stomped its way through "As We Enter," trading intricate bars over a quirky breakbeat by the Ethiopian jazz master Mulatu Astatke.
He then moved to Mount Holly, New Jersey, to enter trade.
Choosing his words carefully, Mr Abe promised that Japan would enter trade negotiations to join the American-led Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP)—though he offered no promise to eliminate tariffs of up to 777.7% on rice.
About 60percentt are going on to four-year colleges; 29 percent will go to two-year colleges and the others will enter trade school, the military or the job force.
Whether burned in a massive bonfire or pulverized in an industrial rock crusher, ivory taken from poached elephants can never and should never enter trade.
Half of the 69 high-volume or high-value sharks and rays in the global fin trade are threatened (53.6%, n = 37), while low-value fins often enter trade as well, even if meat demand is the main fishery driver (Supplementary file 2A).
So the company set up a section on its Web site dedicated to disclosing insider trades quickly, and the top four officers voluntarily entered trading plans that would sell shares only on the third trading day after each earnings release.
Table 3 Definitions of Key Terms and Concepts Terms Definitions Comments Algorithmic Trading Use of an electronic platform for entering trading orders with an algorithm that executes programmed trading instructions based on timing, price and volume.
