Sentence examples for trading bases from inspiring English sources

The island of Guadeloupe was captured in the same dramatic year, as were French trading bases on the west coast of Africa.

At the height of its power in the 16th Century, merchants from China, Japan, Portugal, the Netherlands and Britain built trading bases.

Michael Lewis's book "Flash Boys" claimed that high-frequency trading based on small informational advantages has "rigged" the stock market.

Federal prosecutors accused them of trading based on material nonpublic information that Ms. Wang obtained from Morgan Stanley, gaining more than $600,000.

He severed relations with the Spanish; the English had already closed their unprofitable trading base in Japan.

Holland gave Britain freedom of navigation in its spice islands and an important trading base in India.

Mr. Rajaratnam has been convicted of insider trading based on the information he gleaned about Goldman and other companies.

He and others are accused of making $67 million trading based on insider tips related to Dell and Nvidia.

Securities watchdogs, meanwhile, have developed more sophisticated methods to detect insider trading, which is defined as trading based on material, nonpublic information.

We don't allow trading based on private knowledge of pending business deals or court rulings, and we shouldn't allow it in high-frequency trading, either.

If a film is trading based on expectations that it will gross $80 million in its first four weeks, investors who think it will reach $100 million buy shares.