The flag trade association mostly focuses on promoting and properly labeling American-made flags.
"So Much for Those World Trade Talks" (editorial, April 21) implies that President Bush's selection of Susan C. Schwab, the deputy United States trade representative, to replace Rob Portman as trade representative signals flagging commitment to global trade talks.
But now developers are waving white flags, trading in outré amenities for well-executed must-haves and quality construction.
On July 25, just after Cedar Fair's warning, 3.77 million shares of Six Flags traded hands, and the stock fell to a 52-week low of $13.93.
But his penetrating desire to win this year puts Alderson in no hurry to make so-called white-flag trades, and any potential deal that would adversely affect the 2011 Mets will not be taken lightly.
"Dark Pools" fills in lots of details, and explains why ideas like call markets and "Yellow Flag" trading make sense if we want to make our markets safer and more stable.
Flagging a big trade can move prices considerably and widen spreads (the difference between buy and sell prices).Yet the proposal for a revision of the ISD mandates transparency only for retail clients of large dealers.
In order to prevent the transactions from being flagged under insider-trading laws, the trades are split among hundreds, or at times thousands, of small accounts.
In order to prevent the transactions from being flagged under insider-trading laws, the trades are split among hundreds, at times thousands, of small accounts.
The forceful intervention by the industry on Tuesday follows the Turnbull government on Monday flagging an emissions intensity trading scheme for the electricity sector as part of its scheduled review of its Direct Action climate policy.
