Sentence examples for sharp trading from inspiring English sources

Which is why every bank from the staid Swiss to the sharp trading houses on Wall Street got caught up in the subprime debacle.

Gopperth and Sharp traded further penalties as Bedford took an 18-17 advantage into the break.

Furthermore, it is important to consider the policy maker's objectives when designing predictive models and setting related thresholds since there is a sharp trade-off between correctly calling crises and false alarms.

From a strategic standpoint, PowerRatings traders are more or less in the same position: waiting for stocks and ETFs to reach the sort of overbought or oversold extremes from which our sharpest trading edges emerge.

Since the the California energy crisis of 2000 and 2001 and the collapse of Enron, the industry has been struggling with credit problems, a sharp drop in trading volume and investigations into trading practices.

Dr. Mahathir's sharp-tongued trade minister, Rafidah Aziz, who once called Vice President Al Gore "disgusting" for his support of pro-democracy protesters in Kuala Lumpur, couldn't resist inserting the needle.

Sweden's experiment with hefty levies on share, bond and derivative trades in the 1980s was abandoned in 1991, after it led to a sharp drop in trading volumes.

After an unusually sharp slowdown in trading this summer, analysts are rethinking their profit forecasts for 2010.

At the time Citigroup benefited from a sharp rebound in trading profits and extraordinary accounting adjustments to burnish its results.

The "Mary Poppins" books are transfixing and original, trading sharp drawing-room comedy with fantastical adventures and carefully rendered scenes of servant life.

Shares of Morgan Stanley tumbled 5.4 percent, falling to their lowest level since January, after the bank's quarterly results showed a sharp drop in trading revenue.