Sentence examples for lure traders from inspiring English sources

Donning traditional Arab dresses, buying and sometimes even consuming drugs, they lure traders into series of traps.

To lure traders and customers, Horsager set out to build a better hedge.

The taste for ivory and other exotic goods has lured traders, travellers and explorers along this corridor since the 18th Century, when caravans carried cloth and beads, copper and spices, ivory and slaves across the same plains and hills now visited by tourists.

The emir of Dubai was keen to attract foreign traders and lowered trade tax brackets, which lured traders away from Sharjah and Bandar Lengeh, the region's main trade hubs at the time.

Both market participants and regulators took comfort from the fact that the money-transmission and payments systems throughout America continued to operate normally throughout the week, but this did not lure many traders into taking new positions.In what foreign-exchange trading there was, currencies rose a little against the dollar, but on very small volumes.

That's nearly as much as Robinhood charges for its Gold subscription, which could lure veteran traders from those services.

These products often have a veneer of sophistication, attempting to lure aspiring traders with a facade of complex interfaces and flashy tools which lack real substance.

That would give the S.E.C. a very big carrot to try to lure the trader out into the open.

Long before oil dominated western interest in the Middle East, these exotic goods lured English traders into the Ottoman empire.

On the basis of those lies, Merrill Lynch hired Mr. Mandala and gave him a $780,000 loan, a perk customarily extended to lure top-flight traders and brokers, Mr. Vance said.

To boost trading volume in the equities and derivatives market, the exchange wanted to lure more HFT traders to SGX.