Sentence examples for quick trading from inspiring English sources

Many inside and outside the firm came to blame its hard-charging investment bankers for emphasising quick trading profits over long-term relationships with clients.

At the time, the firm was struggling to compete in a market that preferred quick trading tips to the long, thoughtful research reports that are Bernstein's trademark.

The case has the hallmarks of insider trading seen in recent cases: disclosure of sensitive corporate information about an impending transaction and quick trading by a hedge fund in response to it.

Enron, employing a variety of trading schemes known by such names as Death Star, Fat Boy and Get Shorty, tried to "game" the state's power grid to make quick trading profits, according to internal company documents.

And the commission will probably adopt a measure requiring mutual funds to spell out their policies on certain kinds of quick trading, or market timing, and strong compliance programs, including a chief compliance officer, for the funds.

But don't go into this with quick trading profits in mind, warns Eveillard.

The other technique involves quick trades that take advantage of inefficiencies in setting an accurate mutual fund price.

"We're in the preservation-of-capital business, and I don't want to make a quick trade," Mr. Traynor said.

Yet these reforms have been inadequate, slow and incomplete, with the proportion of profits from quick trades in the financial sector, rather than long-run investments, rising not falling.

Franklin and his men were looking for the last section of the Northwest Passage, where British governments since the 16th century had hoped to find a quick trade route to the fabled wealth of east Asia.

Another was that many investors did not understand the expected distribution, or were seeking a quick trade in which they would sell Palm before the 3Com distribution was made.