Sentence examples for trades on paper from inspiring English sources

A collection of early Chinese export watercolors including "Street Trades," on paper with J. Whatman watermark, similar in format and subject to those published in an 1800 British work by George Mason, also including children's toys, boats, mandarins, butterflies, and Chinese scenes probably ca. 1790.

Paper trading is just theoretical trading where investors record proposed trades on paper and see how they come out after a set period of time.

The secret is that for every 100 ounces of gold and for every 100 ounces of silver traded on paper there is only one actual ounce of gold and one actual once of silver to back up these trades.

Mr. Cooperman said he was being charged with trading on paper gains and added that his firm never sold shares after the deal was announced.

Many will regard that as still erring on the side of caution, but too bad - I am still learning to appreciate the gulf that exists between trading on paper and doing it with real money.

The obvious trade on paper is not so obvious to the market tape at this point.

Build real value; don't get involved in a business that is trading on paper.

Given that yearly there are trillions of gold and silver traded on paper, this is the literally biggest scam in the history of scams.

Allegedly, the White House was pushing U.S. government statistical offices to boost the U.S. trade deficit with its main trading partners — on paper.

Slave Trade, print on paper by John Raphael Smith after George Morland, 1762 1812; in the Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam.

Probably the rarest and certainly the most charming item is Lot 1892, a China-trade gouache on paper from about 1820 that depicts the interior of a furniture shop in Canton, China.