Sentence examples for slice of trading from inspiring English sources

Individual investors account for a much larger slice of trading in Nasdaq shares than they do in NYSE and Amex shares, where institutional investors matter more.

Actually, academic studies have found little evidence that this is true, even for Internet shares, in which online investors account for an unusually large slice of trading.

With research expenses "bundled" into commissions for executing trades, brokers tend to flood their clients with research reports in order to try to grab a larger slice of trading revenues.

But behind the scenes, the UK Treasury is trying to water down attempts by EU legislators to impose tough limits on the fiendishly complicated trading systems that generate a significant slice of trading on Europe's stock exchanges.

Now the folks at Island, which already handles 12% of daily Nasdaq volume, want a big slice of the trading volume for shares listed on the New York Stock Exchange.

A large slice of global trade is counted in dollars.

The S.E.C. complaint also indicates they took a slice of profitable trades.

NAFTA rules still allow America to launch a last "extraordinary challenge" to the latest ruling.India endeavoured to grab a bigger slice of world trade.

Members of the Group of 20-plus, in fact, account for a growing slice of world trade and have a broad range of interests.

Borders UK, which also owns Books etc, had sales of £218m last year, and if it fails a large slice of that trade will end up with HMV's Waterstones.

Still, with bookshops everywhere in retreat as the internet takes an ever greater slice of their trade, it seemed to many that a chain with its own dedicated e-reader – the Nook – could have the answer.