Sentence examples for environment traders from inspiring English sources

Longer-dated Treasuries fell after a strong three-day rally as bond investors switched the focus of their portfolios to shorter-dated government issues, which tend to outperform in a falling interest rate environment, traders said.

National Australia Bank posted a 0.9% drop in net profit amid what it termed an "extremely difficult" environment; traders responded favorably to that, and to its relatively low level of write-downs, sending shares 7.3% higher, to 24.66 Australian dollars ($16.88).

The activity in this sentiment indicator confirms a short-term bullish environment for traders.

This population explosion may increase the viability for independent businesses in somewhere like Preston where rates in the city centre remain fairly high, and without the volume of trade needed it makes it a tough environment for independent traders.

We report the results of 18 experimental markets designed to investigate the effect of the information environment on informed traders' performance.

Today's investment environment calls for traders to have many different tools available to them tools that make it possible for educated and prudent investors to take advantage of different economic, political and technical opportunities.

Sabatacakis determined they should continue to buy those securities whose value would rise in a recessionary environment".It was a trader's mentality," says Glenn Havlicek, a trader who worked under Drew for 22 years.

While tech talent is an afterthought for most finance companies, both Bridgewater and Jane Street are known for creating an environment where engineers and traders are on equal footing.

In the last year or so, we've been in a trader's environment".

Still, to look for a 27% decline at this bank is a tall order in this environment, which indicate the trader simply sees modest downside risk at WFC. iShares FTSE/Xinhua China 25 Index : Ongoing angst regarding prospects in China have been heightened Wednesday given clear signs of excess capacity.

Enforcement of securities laws, and creating an environment where senior bankers and traders face prosecution for their crimes, would be a powerful disincentive to reckless behavior a stark contrast to the pay-your-way-out-of-trouble model that emerged from the financial crisis, when most banks and hedge funds like S.A.C. settled charges with fines.