Sentence examples for institutional traders from inspiring English sources

But while many institutional traders managed to profit from the fiasco, individual investors did not fare as well.

Morgan Stanley will move senior management and support staff from its individual investor group into the retrofitted building, as well as 700 institutional traders, salespeople and support staff.

Mrs. Slimack, 36, is an associate director at CME Group in Chicago, formerly the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, where she sells investments to institutional traders.

"The enforcement division will obtain disclosure from significant hedge funds and other institutional traders of their past trading positions in specific securities," he added.

This also explains the paradoxical conclusion contained in a study of 100 large institutional traders conducted by Plexus, a research firm.

"You've got to work a lot harder now, because prices are moving more," said Mr. Jenkins, who was among a group of about 30 people, including representatives of institutional traders, who met with Mr. Grasso yesterday morning.

Mr. Geller, a 52-year-old institutional trader at Cantor Fitzgerald, embraced the role.

They were evaluated by a selection committee and Gallagher, who until June had been a Nasdaq institutional trader.

Then, Reuters ran a leaked report that at 2.40pm a large institutional trader had placed an order to sell a whopping 75,000 E-mini contracts on the CME.

As a result, it can be easier for an individual investor, who may want to buy only 100 or 200 shares, to get a good price for a trade, while an institutional trader who wants to buy 10,000 shares ends up paying a higher price.

The institutional trader who made this play during the week did so in extremely large size.