The results show that the smartcard billing system is quicker than the traditional billing system with no waiting in line and a short transaction period (compared with queuing and dealing with a cashier and cash in the traditional system).
The two standard forms of tablets are the long narrow "palm leaf" for short transactions and the tall rectangular "page," which often is a summary or inclusive list.
Utah has adopted its own law to dictate how short transactions should be effected, and Connecticut has threatened to enter the fray as well.
Apr. 23, 2011 11:20 P.M. … These altered transaction[s] were long and short transactions, not model option trades like the other clients, i.e., banks and funds, and were no[t] part of any Ponzi scheme and took place post 92.
One shelter is known as the "short sale" transaction, and the other as the short options strategy, or S.O.S.
Some orchestras do best while actively disliking the person conducting them, but that is usually a short-term transaction.
"While short-term transaction fees are probably a necessary part of the solution," Mr. Kadlec said, "transaction fees represent only a Band-Aid that is unlikely to ever eliminate all market timing if used in isolation".
The results of two studies suggest that perceived ease of use increases the intention toward using online service when sellers expect that the Internet service usage is only for a short-term transaction or when buyers have no access of the security concern information on the website.
A short seller cannot execute a short sale without borrowing securities and incurring borrow fees; they are a "necessary expense of holding" the position open, and "not independent" of the short-sale transaction.
Oracle : A short-straddle transaction initiated in the January 2011 contract on Oracle Friday indicates one investor expects shares of the underlying stock to remain range-bound through expiration next year.
