Sentence examples for the trader of from inspiring English sources

The Knight/Trimark Group, the trader of Nasdaq stocks, said yesterday that it had signed a lease for a new headquarters in Jersey City.

SEC lawyer Matthew Martens told the jury that Tourre's testimony had been "imaginary, unreal, dreamlike" and accused the trader of living "in a fantasy world".

This also explains those big trading floors: the hope is that the trader of European bank shares, say, will pick up useful knowledge from his firm's interest-rate or currency analysts.

Yet Dominique Pauthe, the presiding judge, ruled that Société Générale's failure to detect Mr. Kerviel's dealings for more than two years did not absolve the trader of primary responsibility for the bank's huge losses.

This trade yields a net credit to the trader of 3.62 and appears to conservatively mirror the 52-week range on the share price.

In the early centuries ce the northeastern African coast was well known to the traders of the Greco-Roman world.

Transported to the Mediterranean by the traders of the Silk Road, they have been an important commodity since the Middle Ages.

Indeed, much of Mr. Cameron's veto of a broader treaty was designed to shield the traders of the City from closer European intrusion and taxation.

In the early 1990s, the crown passed to the traders of Treasury bonds, who helped to terrify even President Bill Clinton into fiscal prudence.

The bank's controller, alerted to potential problems, issued an internal report in May 2012 that essentially cleared the traders of wrongdoing.

JPMorgan's controller, for example, issued an internal report in May 2012 that essentially cleared the traders of wrongdoing, saying their valuations were "consistent with industry practices".