Sentence examples for firm trades from inspiring English sources

The firm trades at 20% below its book value, compared with 25% above for Goldman.

The firm trades both through networks and through some 35 brokerage firms.

At £1.76 a share, the firm trades at eight times its 2011 earnings, scarcely a rich rating.

It is unclear what the SEC will do with information that a firm trades with, say, Sudan or Iraq.

The rare stamps' new owner is Jay Parrino, a professional philatelist and numismatist in Kansas City, Mo., whose firm trades stamps, coins and memorabilia.

Although the firm trades in more than a hundred markets, it is widely believed that the great bulk of its profit comes from two areas in which Dalio is an expert: the bond and currency markets of major industrial countries.

Until the retirement of Thomas Haig in 1796, the firm traded under the title Chippendale and Haig.

They were lawyers at the world's largest law firm, trading casual e-mails about a client's case.

Last year, the firm traded $11.6 billion in Nasdaq stocks on the networks, at a cost of just under 1percentt of principal.

But the Obama administration has yet to establish a firm trade policy, as it is still reviewing its options.

The Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association, a brokerage firm trade group, said it also supported beefing up examinations of financial advisers, which generally are subject to less rigorous oversight than brokerage firms.