Sentence examples for trading meaning from inspiring English sources
The resulting rule, named after a prominent proponent, Paul Volcker, a former head of the Federal Reserve, prohibits banks from "proprietary trading", meaning transactions conducted purely for their own gain, rather than to serve clients.
In addition, yields on debt with maturities of two or more years were still at least 6 percent in Tuesday trading, meaning the government will have to pay a high price as it seeks to refinance 40 billion euros more in debt this year.
Shares in the company, based in Holmdel, N.J., sank 13percentt on their first day of trading, meaning that investors in the offering had to pay more for the stock than it was worth after its debut, and some simply refused to do so.
The privatisation of Royal Mail took place amid huge public interest and the shares rose by 38% from 330p to 455p on their first day of trading, meaning taxpayers had lost out on at least £750m in the sale.
Dropbox made its public debut today, with the stock soaring nearly 40% on its first day of trading — meaning the company will now be beholden to the same shareholders that sent the company's valuation well north of $10 billion.
They engage in what is variously called 'noise' or 'high frequency' trading, meaning they buy and sell futures contracts on a range of underlying assets, mostly bonds and equities, with the occasional position in currencies or commodities, and hold their positions for short periods of time, usually seconds or minutes.
Like many New York designers, Jacobs pays his models in "trade", meaning just clothes, not cash.
In the last two weeks alone, more than 12,000 iPhones have been traded, meaning that 2 percent of Apple's 600,000 new iPhone purchases involve a trade-in.
But in Tulowitzki's deal, the option year would have disappeared if he were traded, meaning another team could control him only through 2013.
Oswalt has a lucrative contract and veto power over trades, meaning a team might have to guarantee his $16 million option for 2012.
Golden State is not likely to accept a trade, meaning Dampier will probably have to accept a one-year, $4.9 million deal to play for the Knicks.
