The phrase "trade date" is correct and usable in written English.
It is commonly used in financial and business contexts to refer to the specific date on which a trade or transaction was conducted. Example: The company's policy requires all trades to be executed within two business days of the trade date.
According to the country's latest trade date, imports fell 15.3% year on year in January, raising new concerns about the state of its economy.
Literary references to Meluhhan trade date from the Akkadian, Ur III, and Isin-Larsa periods (i.e., c. 2350 1794 bce), but, as texts and archaeological data indicate, the trade probably started in the Early Dynastic Period (c. 2600 bce).
Sales before then -- it is generally the trade date, not the settlement date, that counts -- qualify for long-term treatment if the asset was held at least a year and a day.
For securities, your holding period begins the day after the trade date you bought the securities and ends on the trade date you sold them.
Adding in the 10 acquired companies as of their last trade date only slightly improves results.
"If you sell, be sure that you want to be out of the stock because, in order to deduct the capital loss, you're precluded from buying that security, or a substantially identical security, during the period beginning 30 days before the trade date and ending on the 30th day after the trade date," Beckmann says.
"The firm at various times on 33 different trade dates was unable to process customer orders online," the exchange said.
So has the recent proliferation of Web sites and forums where self-described "Aspies," or "Aspergians," trade dating tips and sometimes find actual dates.
Tim Kaine (D) went big — bravely banning smoking in bars and restaurants, though Virginia's tobacco trade dates to the 1600s and PhilipMorris USA has headquarters here.
The dispute (the longest running in the history of multilateral trade) dates back to the formation of the European single market, when a common system of quotas and tariffs was implemented, restricting banana imports from outside Africa, the Caribbean and Pacific.
The British entry into the maritime fur trade dates to 1778 and the third voyage of Captain James Cook.
