Sentence examples for trader figures from inspiring English sources

He gets into shape, buys himself a new wardrobe, becomes a day trader, figures out how to game the system, gets rich, learns Italian in order to impress girls in restaurants, holds court at parties, drives recklessly through picturesque Mediterranean villages, does all his dishes and organizes his books and CDs in alphabetical order.

[S]ome of what occurs in financial firms does smack of rent seeking: when a high-frequency trader figures out a way to respond to news a fraction of a second faster than his competitor, his vast personal reward may well exceed the social value of what he is producing.

Oil is also being stolen at a record rate and traders' figures show output at well below the government's figures.

The Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders figure is a sharp drop but nowhere near as steep as May's 43% slump.

That sent stocks tumbling — until traders figured out that locked-in interest rates and cheap credit could actually give the economy a more solid footing.

But he acknowledges that the pattern will probably not last long, because as sophisticated traders figure it out they will jump in on the other side to profit from the trades.

The traders figure this could account for approximately 15 million tonnes.

The milk buyers/purchasers (100%) were milk traders (Figure 2), and most (71.2%) of them buy milk on informal contractual arrangements with producers, reflecting an organised marketing structure.

The commodities trader reports figures next Thursday.

Encouraging PMI statistics, which are economic indicators derived from monthly surveys of private sector companies, combined with a surge in output and good news from the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders car figures have created a sense of renewed optimism.

Yet the country has an estimated 5,000 ivory traders, a figure that appears significantly out of proportion with the legal supply.