Sentence examples for greater trading from inspiring English sources

Bullish analyst reports usually generate greater trading volume.

Actively managed funds charge more, because it is more labor intensive to hire managers and analysts to devise strategies to beat the market, and they usually have greater trading costs.

In the wake of the economic crisis, the Dodd-Frank Wall Street reform law required greater trading transparency and limited speculators who lacked a legitimate business-hedging purpose to positions of no greater than 25 percent of the futures market.

An investor holding a stock longer than a few hours is only benefited by greater trading volumes; greater volumes demonstrate increased price competition, enabling the market to validate more efficiently the price at which everyone trades.

The study provides evidence of greater trading of camel stock and milk in peri-urban system than in pastoral system, reflecting a shift towards a market-oriented production objective.

It raised $6 billion in capital, after having said it didn't need to raise more capital, and said it would use roughly half the money raised to take on greater trading risks.

Some are anodyne remedies, such as greater trade-adjustment assistance for displaced workers.

"I believe that it will catalyze greater trade liberalization in East Asia".

Some stress the leading role of technological change, others the effects of greater trade, freer immigration and other "globalising" trends.

The choice is probably between another helpful oil producer (Russia, whisper some) and greater trade with the outside world.

This led to new American-owned assembly plants in Mexico and greater trade between the two countries.