To day traders, a stock bought and resold within seconds is short-term; a long-term transaction means someone has held a position for hours.
Mr. Olofson, a former vice president for finance, had raised concern over the ways Global Crossing accounted for revenue from complex long-term transactions with other carriers in a letter sent to the company last August.
Besides, he said, he was more interested in "long-term transactions" -- he had proposed earlier becoming a money manager for the arms traders using offshore accounts.
However, it is well known from the parenting literature that parent-child relationships are bidirectional, meaning that parents and children mutually influence each other through long-term transactions.
However, the key difference is that unlike the latter, Kantox allows for long-term hedge transactions at a fixed exchange rate, where as others don't.
This is even more important in the regime of open economy where smallholders will have to be served with less transaction cost for long-term economic and environmental sustainability.
This new ethics served to regulate the business conduct of the two parties involved in the transaction, promoting expectations for long-term cooperation, preventing moral hazards and misconduct, thus reducing risk and uncertainty about transactions.
Many funds say in their prospectuses that they discourage these frequent trades because they raise transaction costs and reduce gains for long-term holders.
The therapeutic partnership maintained by ongoing patient-provider transactions over time is essential for long-term adherence [ 32].
"This transaction creates a global industry leader with substantial opportunities for long-term growth and enhanced shareholder value," Paul Carrico, president and chief executive officer of Georgia Gulf, said in a statement.
