Sentence examples for increased trading volume from inspiring English sources
A result is increased trading volume: companies that traded 2,000 or 3,000 shares daily two or three years ago now trade 10,000 shares a day.
This increased trading volume is what finally allowed Coinbase to implement Litecoin, knowing they now have a liquid enough market (on the Coinbase-owned exchange GDAX) to supply user demand.
That led to calls of insider trading from Coinbase staff who, in theory, could have profited by buying BCH on other exchanges in the knowledge that it was about to be added to Coinbase, a move that would (and did) trigger increased trading volume and a higher price as the exchange's 10 million-plus users got a piece of the action.
We haven't even mentioned the possibility of soft money transaction costs in which brokers put you into funds that are run by friends who end up compensating the brokerage with either free research or increased trading volume.
HKEx reported a 3 percent rise in net profit of HK$1.23 billion ($158.5 million) for the October-December period on increased trading volume, based on Reuters calculations from full-year results announced by the company on Thursday.
One of the biggest challenges of ECNs and online trading is simply keeping up with the increased trading volume on Nasdaq, he said.
As part of measures aimed at increasing trading volume, the Korea Stock Exchange said it was considering trading during lunch hours, effective in April or May.
Peter Lee, the chief executive of DataSynapse, said that the company's software tapped First Union's idle personal computer capacity to increase trading volume and conduct portfolio risk analysis continuously rather than at the end of a trading day.
Researchers think that a lower price per share and the buzz that surrounds a split announcement end up increasing trading volume by drawing in unfamiliar buyers.
We also find that higher online disagreement increases trading volume; this effect is detected irrespective of whether the market is bullish or bearish.
