Sentence examples for moving prices from inspiring English sources

Others are breaking up big trades into smaller orders, to prevent them moving prices in an adverse direction, or trading less than they might otherwise.

The big six providers operate a cartel, moving prices up as soon as their costs rise, but taking ages to lower them when costs drop.

With trading more divided among venues (see chart), it became harder to dispose of big blocks of shares without moving prices.

Each morning, Mr. Stanley and his team meet to pore over ticketing data and re-evaluate prices for coming games, moving prices by 25-cent increments.

And all capital-market users should benefit from the greater liquidity the ability to buy and sell securities without moving prices against you that market concentration brings.

Unlike natural gas, which is expensive to ship across oceans, oil is traded on a world market — and the big developments moving prices in that market usually have little to do with events in the United States.

His newsletter's picks moved prices up.

Investors' crowd behaviour can move prices out of line and lead to speculative bubbles.

They say revealing certain types of large order to the market before execution will move prices against investors.

News more often moves prices without resulting in much trading volume, when its meaning is relatively clear.

Credit-default-swap contracts, similarly, are generally not that expensive, so fairly small investments can move prices noticeably.