Sentence examples for trader movement from inspiring English sources
But to the trader, movement in the market is all that matters, not direction -- or truth.
Similarly, while Britons were major slave traders, the movement to ban slavery also began in Britain: it prohibited the slave trade in 1807, after which the Royal Navy intercepted foreign slave ships.
But within any given week, the time scale that matters to traders, the movement of the market seems random.
Mr. Azumi called the yen's climb "excessive," blaming speculative traders for the movements and warning that the movements did not reflect Japanese economic reality.
Sprint Nextel : A long-term optimistic options trader expecting limited bullish movement in the price of Sprints shares initiated a sizeable ratio call spread on the communications company today in the January 2012 contract.
John Maynard Keynes grew up an ardent free trader, viewing the unimpeded movement of goods "almost as a part of the moral law".
Today the park has been reclaimed by tourists, bankers and traders, and the Occupy movement seems to be just a footnote in the history books.
And before early word of military movement reached traders Sept. 19, things were grim indeed.
Jefferies & Co. analyst Bill Choi said traders told him the movement was due to rumors that Zander would resign.
Optimistic traders expecting continued bullish movement in the price of the underlying stock bought 3,000 calls at the April $10 strike for a premium of $0.15 apiece.
By the 18th century, European influence on trade and new national boundaries severely restricted the movement of traders along all land routes between Europe and China, and overland trade between East Asia and Europe virtually disappeared.
