Sentence examples for measures trading from inspiring English sources
Even so, South Korean stocks still seem decent bargains by most measures, trading at just over 10 times projected earnings.
"The game is tougher for everybody, including the specialists," said James Elkins, president of Elkins/McSherry, a company that measures trading costs and efficiency.
Shutterflys stock is not cheap by standard measures, trading at 43 times this years per-share earnings estimates, but its selling at less than half of its 52-week high, and the company continues to grow.
The current account measures trade in merchandise, services, tourism and investment.
The surplus measures trade in goods, services, tourism and investment before adjustment for seasonal factors and is Japan's broadest measure of trade.
The CGD measures trade policy mainly by combining information on tariffs, non-tariff barriers and domestic subsidies.
But air freight measures trade in high-value finished goods, whereas bulk ships reflect demand for the raw materials of which they are made.
These measures trade off "goodness-of-fit" with complexity of the model.
Others, like Immega and Harvie, opt for "laneway homes", an in-between measure, trading flexibility in exchange for affordability and a nicer neighbourhood.
After all, the report said, "many trading systems are not currently designed to manage and measure trading activities to distinguish between proprietary versus permitted activities".
JPMorgan's board criticized executives for failing to keep it informed of potential problems and using unapproved models for measuring trading risks.
