"spot trading" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use "spot trading" to refer to the practice of buying and selling financial products, such as stocks, commodities, or currencies, at the current market rate. For example: "The investor makes a lot of money through spot trading."
Such insight may allow the regulator to better design the futures and spot trading floors, their rules and sequential timing.
In contrast, spot trading of CO2 certificates is found to be preferable compared to forward market trading.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE.; Rates Hold in Quiet Session -- Business in 'Future' Francs Supplants Spot Trading.
Yearly contracts proved too inflexible for such volatility and in response a system of spot trading arose.
"I told people, 'You can put me on the spot trading desk, but I'd be too slow,' " he said.
Long-term contracts rather than spot trade will be the prevailing form of governance for EE investments.
For a number of years, security regulators have used well-functioning computer algorithms to spot trades that appear to have taken advantage of insider information — large buys in advance of good news or sells in advance of adversity.
Derivative and forward trades, where banks are especially strong, are mainly by voice, but spot trades are largely electronic: one online trading platform, a big interbank system called EBS, specialising in euro-dollar and yen-dollar pairs, processes an average of $100 billion a day.
Though spot trades have more than doubled their share of the LNG market since 2000, to 27%, there is still no single global price: Asian LNG is costly, reflecting China's eagerness to cut coal use (to spare its citizens' lungs).
Spot ethylene remains weak, according to the research firm, with recent spot trades near 32 cents per pound suggesting availability of excess ethylene.
