"trading from" is an appropriate phrase to use in written English.
For example, "The company has been trading from its storefront in the city center since the late 1800s."
It showed the results of trading from Friday, not Monday.
Long ago, I learned cryptocurrency trading from oil professionals.
Most home traders, however, are trading from bedrooms.
DOSPERT's gambling risk-taking scale predicts excessive stock trading from the Journal of Behavioral Finance.
The Phoenicians, trading from the Mediterranean to Great Britain, marked their route with lighthouses.
But now people are trading from home and there are many more of them than before.
Microsoft shares rose to $29.23 in after-hours trading from their Nasdaq close of $29.16.
Separation of trading from retail will further weaken the capital base.
It was quoted at $1.4435 in late London trading, from $1.4308 late Thursday.
"If a company had been trading from Pennsylvania then it would have to be registered here.
The dollar fell to 1.989 West German marks in European trading from late Friday's 1.9965 marks.
