Sentence examples for trade loading from inspiring English sources

SSL's sales performance has also been clouded by widespread trade loading - sales generated through discounted prices rather than genuine demand.

He said special circumstances contributed to that especially sharp decline, including higher cigarette taxes and RJR Nabisco's abandonment of a practice called "trade loading" that inflated sales, but the overall trend is clear.

We analyzed data gathered in a field experiment conducted in a European port using electric vehicles in combination with a battery-swapping station to calculate the economic potentials of three charging scenarios: (1) optimizing energy procurement (2) trading load-shifting potential on control markets, and (3) a combination of the two.

That makes sense and may in fact be the reason for the jump, however, this is also one of the normal annual cyclical tops for the metal and the Commitments Of Traders Report has the "long" traded loaded.

Would there be a temptation by the Colts to make a trade to load up to try to win a few more Super Bowls while Manning is still playing?

White founded the West Coast's first discount brokerage in 1973, and his Jack White & Co. later became the first such company to allow its customers to trade no-load mutual funds without commissions.

Many electric companies have expanded into riskier businesses, like electricity trading, and loaded up on debt and cut dividends.

By the early 1990's, Mr. Sapir said, he was trading container loads of consumer electronics for multimillion-dollar oil contracts.

Computer and telephone trading, no-load mutual fund investing and interest payments on cash balances are other valuable services some discounters provide.

By 1951 Park had culled and traded enough loads of lumber to start his own lumber remanufacturing plant in Eureka, Calif.

Other types of fees can include commissions, trading spreads, loads, and even tax consequences.