Sentence examples for point trading from inspiring English sources
The company's shares fell more than 10 percent by Thursday afternoon, at one point trading as low as $33.05.
A few years later, William K. Vanderbilt II began acquiring tracts on the island, at one point trading a 250-foot yacht for seven acres of Mr. Fisher's land.
The Istanbul stock market gained 6.4percentt, and the lira was slightly stronger, at one point trading below a million liras to the dollar compared with about 1.08 million at Friday's close.
The underlying logic for this view was that the stocks have appreciated substantially and at some point trading volume is likely to decline.
Really, these markets are just stupid - there's no point trading them.
Even the male ravers have been feminized to a point — trading scruffiness for toned muscles, clean trainers, and gelled hair.
But vituperative disagreements about trade miss the point — trade relations are dwarfed in importance by capital flows.
Shares of Krispy Kreme Doughnuts, the fast-food chain that had a popular offering in 2000 and at one point traded for nearly $50, is currently at $8.27.
Third, if the Baltimore Ravens will at any point trade for Mr. Kluwe, I promise to double-down on my season tickets and purchase a second pair of seats.
At some point, trade imbalances would become unsustainable and the inflation picture would reverse, as either the dollar lost value or costs began to rise in Asia.
Colonel Duzenli refused to answer some questions, argued with the judge and at one point traded insults with the president's personal attorney, Huseyin Aydin.
