The phrase “trading threshold” is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to the point at which a decision must be made to either buy or sell an asset. For example, a trader might set a trading threshold of 10% before deciding to sell a stock.
The broader Standard & Poor's 500-stock index slid 37.67 points, or 4.6percentto to 789.17, dropping below what analysts said was an important trading threshold of 800.
The S.& P. 500, the measure used most widely by professional investors, briefly edged above a technical trading threshold, but not enough to convince analysts that the market is ready to move sharply higher.
None of the level strategies give a signal higher than the trading threshold for a 1 month horizon.
On average, the 1-year-ahead strategies produce a break-even transaction cost between 0.29 and 0.42 per asset trade without trading threshold.
Finally, in order to discard spurious signals and excessively intensive trading strategies, we filter the trading signals using a trading threshold of (left{ {5,% } right} ).
As expected, these costs are higher for the trading threshold where no position is taken and the latter is not overcome.
But the rule proposed on Monday limits the scope of the exemption, preventing traders from pooling together smaller orders from different accounts to meet the block-trade threshold.
If the stock is trading below this threshold, which economists refer to as its "intrinsic value," it makes sense to buy it and enjoy the dividends to come.
Clive Black, a retail analyst at Shore Capital, said this autumn had seen a sea change in the way shoppers spend, and described the last few weeks as a "threshold trading period for online non-food retailing in the UK, for which we see no going back and to which retail trading strategies need to adjust".
Fannie Mae had traded below the $1 threshold for thirty trading sessions and Freddie Mac had approached this level too.
If there was a single moment when cap and trade crossed the threshold from relatively untested economic concept to prevailing government policy, it came in May 1989 in the West Wing office of C. Boyden Gray, counsel to President George H. W. Bush.
