Sentence examples for trade bulletin from inspiring English sources

In a recent trade bulletin to subscribers, Martin outlines his rationale for buying the stock: The pricing process is less of a concern now.

In 1997 there were 430 marketmakers trading Bulletin Board stocks.

Day traders in their pajamas and pros at their polished desks all see the same information: earnings hints from companies, estimates by analysts tallied by First Call, the "whisper" numbers and rumors on trading bulletin boards.

Or check out trading bulletins or online sites for other options.

Ediets.com began trading on Nasdaq just this week and was previously traded on the bulletin board as EDET.

Since the movement has gone underground, so to speak, Web addresses are traded on the bulletin boards.

In September, 41 billion shares traded on the Bulletin Board, up from 15.5 billion in September 2002.

Yet across the Internet, there are amateur investors harnessing the Web's resources and network, developing strategies, posting messages and recording their stock trades on electronic bulletin boards.

(Today the Outdoor Channel's parent, Global Outdoors, trades on the bulletin board; its $11.35 share price gives it a market value of $61 million).

The company, which is changing its name to RnetHealth.com, recently traded on the Bulletin Board at 26 cents, giving it a market cap of $3.7 million, down from a high of $26.7 million in April 1998.

After the offering, shares of Freedom Bank will continue to trade on the OTC Bulletin Board under the symbol "FBBF".