Trades will be divided into the following groups — trades involving 2023,000 or more shares, trades worth $200,000 or more in value, trades with 21625,2900 or more in shares and $220006,2202 or more in value, trades with 2628,28500 to 6900,2628 shares, trades worth $28503,22019 to $199, 999 in value and between 2,000 to 9,999 shares, and trades worth $85033,000 to $199,999 in value.
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Brands trades at 26.07 times and McDonalds's trades 23.74 times.
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"If you think about the most crowded trades in the world right now, the most crowded trades are risk parity trades," he said.
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Under Sanders' plan, stock trades would get taxed at 0.5 percent, bond trades at 0.1 percent and trades in derivatives at 0.005 percent.
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It would be liquidation of trades as opposed to putting on trades.
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Apple trades at 10.8 times earnings, while Alphabet trades at 19.9 times.
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SPREAD-BETTING OFFERS LEVERAGED TRADES Leveraged volatility trades are not limited to ETFs.
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Nike Inc trades at 29.36 times and Adidas AG trades at 23.15 times.
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While Apple trades at 10.5 times forward 12-months earnings, Alphabet trades at 25.30.
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Trades in U.S. dollars accounted for 25.5 percent of all trades, according to CryptoCompare.
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FTTs are taxes on financial trades, such as trades of stocks, bonds and derivatives.
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"There is more liquidity for smaller trades but less for larger trades," said Voya's Toms.
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" Avoid crowded trades, he said, like health care and consumer cyclicals, what he deems "consensus trades.
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Chaka's fee structure is 100 Naira (or 3%) for local trades and $4.00 for global trades.
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How Apple trades over the next several days will be key for the market, and the way the market trades will be a factor in deciding how it trades into next year.
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The S&P 500, meanwhile trades at 19 times earnings and Disney trades at 16 times earnings.
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Now that they're coming out of those positions, they are unwinding those yen trades, those carry trades.
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Pershing Square Holdings trades on the Amsterdam stock exchange, while Third Point Offshore Investors trades in London.
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Trades using the Korean won account for around 5 percent of the volume of Bitcoin trades globally.
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Micron Technology, for instance, trades at 8 times earnings, while Universal Display trades with an 67 times multiple.
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Stock market trades are increasingly made by algorithms, not humans, that are specifically designed to sabotage other trades.
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ConocoPhillips trades at 20 times forward earnings, while the XLE energy ETF trades with a 16 times multiple.
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The Vermont senator proposed funding his plan through a tax on Wall Street transactions, including a 0.5% tax on stock trades, a 0.1% tax on bond trades and a 2130% tax on derivatives trades.
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Classifications refer to traders not individual trades, so an oil producer that primarily uses futures to hedge but engages in some additional speculative trades will have all its trades reported in the producer category.
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Goldman trades at 25.4 times its book value; Morgan Stanley trades at 433 times its book value; and Bank of America, which now owns Merrill Lynch, trades at just more than half its book value.
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A further £70 trillion of cleared contracts is seen as a particular risk to the EU. "Cleared" trades are trades that take place on an exchange while "uncleared" trades take place between two counterparties directly.
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It trades at 102 times forward earnings, while Amazon, the second most expensive, trades at a 94 times multiple.
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BOX trades more than 1,500 options classes, with the bulk of trades on its exchange happening in stock options.
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The LME cut fees on short-dated carry trades - trades linking contracts that mature on different dates - on Oct.
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To others, losing trades quickly become "investments," and winning trades get cut short as eager investors scoop up profits.
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While Walmart trades at 19 times next year's earnings estimates, rival Costco trades at 29 times next year's numbers.
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Davi notes that while the S&P 500 trades at a historically lofty 17-18 times earnings and QUAL trades at roughly 19-20 times earnings, DGRW trades at a much more reasonable 16 times earnings.
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Citadel were charged with submitting incorrect data for nearly 80 million trades while Natixis and MUFG were accused of submitting incorrect data for about 150,000 trades and 650,000 trades, respectively, the SEC said in a statement.
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"EDIV has very little overlap with EEM" [and] trades at 10 times earnings, while EEM trades at 13 times earnings.
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Tirrell failed to adequately monitor the trades and provide specific information to Merrill's regulators about the trades, the SEC said.
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" She said the trades were a mix of buys and sells, and that some of the trades were "quite bullish.
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Groupon opened around $26 a share and now trades around $3; Snap opened around $27 and now trades at $9.
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Such trades make up less than one percent of the 56 million trades the DTCC processes on an average day.
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By comparison, AB InBev trades at 10.3 times its projected 12-month earnings, China-focused peer Tsingtao trades at 14.1 times, and Japan's Kirin , another Asia-centric brewing giant, trades at 9.9 times, according to Refinitiv data.
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By comparison, AB InBev trades at 10.3 times its projected 12-month earnings, China-focused peer Tsingtao trades at 14.1 times, and Japan's Kirin, another Asia-centric brewing giant, trades at 9.9 times, according to Refinitiv data.
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Carry trades are trades that involve borrowing in one — usually low-yielding — currency and buying assets in a higher-yielding currency.
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The loss-making Russian business trades from 20 stores, while Iberia, which is close to break-even, trades from 13 stores.
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Yen-based trades accounted for over half of worldwide bitcoin trades over the last 24 hours, according to data from cryptocompare.com.
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The Jew and the Christian are better fitted for these trades, since they are the trades of those who are vile.
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Matsumotokiyoshi trades at 22 times its projected earnings, while Tsuruha at 25.81, Welcia at 34.90 and the Nikkei trades at 16.25.
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The LME from Sept 1 cut fees for short-dated trades or carries - trades between tomorrow and 15 calendar days ahead.
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Facebook's stock, for example, trades at about 30 times its earnings, while Apple stock trades at only 10 times its earnings.
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Visa trades at about 31 times forward 12 months' earnings estimates, while Mastercard trades at 35 times, according to Refinitiv Datastream.
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Visa trades at about 31 times forward 12 months' earnings estimates, while Mastercard trades at 35 times, according to Refinitiv Datastream.
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Revolut Premium will get 8 commission-free trades per month and basic Revolut users will get 3 commission-free trades per month.
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The third rate would be based on trades used in the second rate and the Fed's overnight trades in the repo market.
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Amazon trades at a trailing price-to-earnings ratio of 160.6, for example, while Visa trades at a P/E of 38.3.
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Kensho took a look this week at the most reliable sector trades and the best sector trades after a big jobs miss.
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He said if GDAX were to reverse the 10 cent ethereum trades, that would put into question the validity of other trades.
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The S&P 500 trades with a PEG ratio of 1.2 forward earnings, while American trades at 0.5 and Celgene at 0.36.
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"This security is restricted from online opening trades or restricted to closing trades only," said an alert on Fidelity's popular online brokerage.
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Not only was Pemex not using Goldman to execute the trades, but Goldman hadn't even been aware that the trades were happening.
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This peaked at more than 2 million trades in a single day, more than double our average daily trades a year ago.
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The S&P small cap 600 index trades at 11.5 times trailing earnings, while the trades at nearly 603 times trailing earnings.
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It said he disproportionately allocated profitable trades to the favored accounts, and disproportionately allocated unprofitable trades to the accounts of certain advisory clients.
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The ratio is much lower for peers in equities trading: Nasdaq trades at 19.38 times earnings, and Intercontinental Exchange trades at 25.77 times.
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Wash trades are risk-free trades with the same party that cancel each other out, serve no legitimate purpose but generate brokerage payments.
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Yet Boeing's stock trades at 20.1 times forward earnings, a slight premium to its European rival Airbus SE, which trades at 18.6 times.
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Trades are "fee-free" if you are happy for your buy or sell trades to execute at the close of business each day.
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UNA trades are an efficient workaround but serve to inflate LME volume figures by creating up to three reportable trades instead of one.
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Trades are "fee-free" if you are happy for your buy or sell trades to execute at the close of business each day.
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According to Deutsche Bank, 90% of equity-futures trades and 80% of cash-equity trades are executed by algorithms without any human input.
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Commission-Free Trades: Motif Blue charges no commission on trades from recurring investing and rebalancing, which should ultimately give you more to invest.
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Quirk said 46 percent of millennials make their trades on mobile devices on an average day, compared with 22 percent of overall trades.
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Firms should have detection controls in place that alert the compliance department when certain types of trades are being executed, or even better (especially for certain types of trades and for certain traders under heightened supervision), that prevent certain trades from occurring, period.
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The larger block trades, which mixed in between the odd-lot trades, briefly lifted bid prices into the 61.75/62 range before settling lower.
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No one exchange has sufficient liquidity any more to absorb large trades, which are the only trades that big investors really want to do.
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Toll stock trades at 21.77 times forward earnings, a discount to homebuilders D.R. Horton, which trades at 10.6 times and PulteGroup at 9.1 times.
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He noted Yangtze Optical Fibre trades at around 10 times earnings, while its China-listed rival Hengtong Optic-Electric trades at three times that.
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To help get trades get done, Ustocktrade is enlisting "superusers," that will be the counterparties to trades that do not have a natural match.
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Short-dated trades or carries are those between one and 15 calendar days ahead while medium-dated trades are up to 35 days forward.
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Global institutions carrying out such trades are also being pressed to move away from phone trades and onto electronic platforms, to allow better auditing.
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Altria trades at 10 times forward earnings, and Philip Morris at 15 times, while the S&P 500 trades with a 17 times multiple.
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Importantly, only 25-25% of the U.S. HG [high grade] market trades electronically and roughly 12-15% of the U.S. high-yield market trades electronically.
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By bringing buyside repo trades into a central counterparty clearinghouse, dealers will benefit from a reduction in the heavy capital exposure associated with the trades.
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No pop that is customary for post-IPO first trades (18.7 percent for IPO first-day trades on average from 20223 to 2017), but no tanking.
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The system is designed to handle up to 400,000 trades per day, and will be developed to process both more trades and more products, said Statnett.
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Horton's stock trades at 10.5 times forward earnings, a premium to homebuilders Lennar, which trades at 8.5, PulteGroup at 8.9 and Toll Brothers at 8.6 times.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China's stock market regulator on Monday urged securities firms to review how suitable trades are for their clients and to better monitor abnormal trades.
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The market makers find the small trades attractive, because they are less likely to move the market than the massive trades made by big institutional investors.
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While stock trades using legislative information is illegal, lawmakers do not have to disclose their stock trades like the private sector thanks to a 2013 amendment.
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The rewrite aims to clarify which trades are exempt from the ban, such as when banks facilitate client trades and hedge risks, and to expand those exemptions.
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But it does declare Dodd-Frank's mandate to push trades through clearing houses a big success, with many more trades now guaranteed in case either counterparty defaults.
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The rewrite seeks to make clear which trades qualify for safe harbors, such as when banks facilitate client trades and hedge risks, and to expand those exemptions.
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Still, Yum China trades at 9.4 times expected 2018 EBITDA, according to Eikon, while Starbucks, which is also expanding aggressively on the mainland, trades at 13.5 times.
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We were talking about this: It trades at forward multiple of 2003, S&P trades at 16, the S&P's growing 6 percent, Facebook's growing 49 percent.
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For instance, the trader executed fake trades during overnight hours to move rates, often unwinding or cancelling the trades within seconds of their being placed, DFS said.
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In fact, livestock futures saw the lowest share of automated trades and is the only market examined wherein less than 70 percent of the trades were automated.
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The Shenzhen stock market trades at a price to earnings multiple of 35 times while the Hang Seng small cap index trades at a third of that.
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Koji Fukaya, president at FPG Securities in Tokyo, said the high level of yen shorts probably reflected yen trades versus non-dollar currencies, so called cross trades.
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Although these trades are not supposed to contain material information, many people believe that these trades reflect information which is not material enough to be released otherwise.
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That would give IEX too much discretion to decide how individual trades are made, critics say, with some trades executed on stale quotes while others were executed immediately.
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Bank of America, a leading player in the space, says it has been applying approaches to execute bond ETF trades more and more to other types of trades.
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He said the bank did act as a settlement agent for clients' trades, but only supplied its infrastructure had no knowledge of the actual trades being carried out.
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Since going live, 51% of all trades on SoFi Invest are fractional, according to data provided by the company, and 78% of customers&apos first trades are fractional.
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Vodafone trades at 6.1 times, while majority state-owned Telecom Egypt, which holds a near 45% stake in Vodafone Egypt, trades at 4.3 times, according to Refinitiv data.
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Earlier this month, South Korea also proposed levying capital-gain taxes for trades made on exchanges, a policy that would be easier to implement without anonymous trades on exchanges.
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Horton's stock trades at 10.5 times forward earnings, a premium to homebuilders Lennar Corp, which trades at 8.5, PulteGroup Inc at 8.9 and Toll Brothers Inc at 8.6 times.
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Quantile's service aims to reduce risk between market participants by identifying trades and rebalancing strategies to reduce margin requirements on uncleared trades including swaps, options and non-deliverable forwards.
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Reuters reported that the bank had found a total of $10 billion of suspicious trades in Russia, including $6 billion in mirror trades, citing people familiar with the matter.
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Still, Wednesday's proposal should provide clarity over how banks can show trades qualify for certain safe harbors, especially when facilitating client trades, according to people familiar with the matter.
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Each can come in with-trades and no-trades flavors, and the media cycle compels the mocker to constantly update them all as outsider expectations adjust to insider reality.
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Collins did not make any trades on the information, his son, Zarsky, Zarsky's wife Dorothy Zarsky and Cameron Collins' fiancee, Lauren Zarsky, all allegedly did make trades on it.
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As a market maker in SPY options, Susquehanna trades those options regularly, and Jacobson says he has seen several large trades indicating some investors already are using the strategy.
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When analyzing the insider trades which are extremely profitable, the findings show that the intensity of such trades is associated with higher cost of capital and lower firm value.
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This represented the amount of the losing trades that Mayer left in their trading accounts, plus the profitable trades that Mayer improperly transferred from the customers' accounts, the CFTC said.
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Who can blame slower institutional brokers who fear posting trades on this market, only to be taxed by faster traders who can anticipate their trades and get ahead of them?
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The timing of the trades, just hours before the report, and the unusual trading volume, makes the trades appear suspicious, Fred Ruffy, analyst at options analytics firm Trade Alert said.
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Bitcoin currently trades at $9,162, a 1.09 percent drop in the last 24 hours, while Ethereum trades at $691, a 1.57 percent drop in the same period, according to CoinMarketCap.
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Separating the units could have big upside: Bristol-Myers Squibb, the market leader, trades at 28 times this year's estimated earnings; Pfizer as a whole trades at just half that.
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They might have also colluded to fix spreads on client trades, unveil spot and future trades that should have been kept confidential and even deal flow volume data, it said.
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The powerful health care union 1199 S.E.I.U. declined to comment on its position, as did other influential labor groups such as the Hotel Trades Council and the building trades union.
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It will mean that stock, bond, derivatives, commodity and other trades must be reported to a repository, a trove of data that supervisors can use to track trades and spot risks.
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"Every big tech earnings report [is] potentially going to be a market-moving event because these are the crowded trades and crowded trades have a way of unwinding quickly," Colas said.
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"Maybe, they'll have some success with onshore banks and their overseas trades but it would be difficult for them to check such trades at the big foreign banks offshore," he said.
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"The fact that trades are correlated, trades are crowded, and we have a lot of fat tail risks leaves us owning a lot more cash than we typically would," O'Connor said.
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It is -- we have a lot of trades on.
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However, the company cleared them of wrongdoing in November, saying none of them had "knowledge of the incident when their trades were made" and that preclearance for the trades was "appropriately obtained."
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In December, the average daily value of trades stood at about $200 million, doubling from December 2015, but some way below pre-2008 crisis levels, when daily trades reached $400-$500 million.
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And the positive impact from attention on given trades only persists for about five months, meaning that a high-attention market-beating strategy presumably depends on stringing together good trades over time.
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While par value of trades rose, the number of trades in the second quarter of 2016 fell to 2.34 million, an 8.4 percent drop from the second quarter of 2015, it said.
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" The judge also found that the fees that Goldman earned on the disputed trades were not excessive "given the nature of the trades and the work that had gone into winning them.
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In fact, the platform&aposs users have coined a term that&aposs touted as a mantra for some of the biggest, riskiest gambles: "YOLO" trades, short for "you-only-live-once" trades.
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Gira told Reuters reporters that trading patterns unusual enough to trigger an alert to regulators make up as much as 1 percent of trades, and FINRA monitored some 50 billion trades a day.
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High-frequency traders would get superior information about orders and trades allowing them to jump in front of other orders, execute trades and pocket the spread between bids and offers, almost risk free.
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The claims of 'shady trades' make no senseIn the article, William D. Cohan identifies four distinct instances where late-session futures trades turned out to be very profitable for whoever put them on.
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A $143.99 stock as of Thursday's closing bell, Spotify trades at 4.2 times this year's revenue estimates, much cheaper than Netflix, which has a similar growth forecast and trades at 8.1 times sales.
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THE MULTIPLE AT WHICH THE STOCK TRADES AT DOESN'T CHANGE.
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THE MULTIPLE AT WHICH THE STOCK TRADES AT DOESN'T CHANGE.
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The naira officially trades at about 306 per U.S. dollar.
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The FXI ETF trades at below 8 times forward earnings.
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Microsoft trades at 22.9X next year's earnings, and yields 1.81%.
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O) trades at 19.38 times earnings, and Intercontinental Exchange (ICE.
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Some trades that look suspicious may not be, Renaud said.
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The trades came at a high price: people for tech.
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The greenback currently trades at 65.4272 to the Russian currency.
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The "Fast Money " traders shared their first trades for Friday.
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Read below to find out why Brown made the trades.
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EISEN: HERE WE ARE AT POST FIVE WHERE NIKE TRADES.
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The "Fast Money " traders shared their final trades on Monday.
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Yet the company's stock trades at just six times earnings.
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The offshore yuan trades more freely than the onshore currency.
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Bernie Sanders wants to tax all bond and stock trades.
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Can we talk about these trades in a few months?
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O) trades at 14 times expected sales, and Alphabet (GOOGL.
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It was up 0.2 percent at $1.16495 in midday trades.
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Museum of Early Trades and Crafts, 90893 Main Street. metc.
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Goldman Sachs noted that Shanghai trades around 26 times earnings.
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However the repeated pattern opens the way to profitable trades.
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The Café de Flore still trades on its literary heritage.
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The number of trades rose 3303 percent to 3000 million.
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It now trades at levels not seen since April 2013.
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If not, the bank refused the trades, the lawsuit claims.
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Two trades gave Chicago the two best prospects in baseball.
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Additional trades will be charged at £1 each, Revolut said.
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SPLRCS, which trades at 16.6 times forward earnings, and utilities .
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His show, The Eric Andre Show, trades in shocking reveals.
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Like the soaps, Gilmore Girls also trades in emotional stakes.
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Like many major commodities, iron ore usually trades in backwardation.
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For comparison, South Korea's LG Display trades at 0.6 times.
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Traders use the yen to fund trades of riskier assets.
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N) trades at 8 times while French peer Trigano (TRIA.
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In practice, it trades a significant part of that material.
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SAFE "has found many trades to be fake," Zhang said.
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Align, for example, trades at 32 times 2018 earnings estimates.
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Certain public utilities and "real property trades" are also exempted.
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It's a major opportunity for America's skilled building trades workers.
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The benchmark STOXX 600 rose 0.3 percent in early trades.
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Other recent trades saw their prices return closer to par.
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Indonesian coal is the biggest remaining commodity that Noble trades.
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Jacks of all trades, and really, masters of them, too.
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The trader's trades and strategy are wrapped into a "Darwin".
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The index on which it trades, however, declined 0.6 percent.
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What do fund managers see as the most crowded trades?
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The EU trades much more with other countries (see chart).
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Workers in the skilled trades are even harder to find.
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Museum of Early Trades and Crafts, 23700 Main Street. metc.
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Clearing houses guarantee financial trades in case either party defaults.
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I mean people are getting poured out of their trades.
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He wrote that momentum trades work best in consistent conditions.
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Asciano shares were 0.9 percent higher in late morning trades.
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On Baseball Most major trades involve some level of pain.
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It could be stock trades you want someone to execute.
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Molson Coors Brewing Co trades at about 25 times earnings.
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Museum of Early Trades and Crafts, 225554 Main Street. metc.
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Museum of Early Trades and Crafts, 221895 Main Street. metc.
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Museum of Early Trades and Crafts, 22908 Main Street. metc.
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Museum of Early Trades and Crafts, 2732 Main Street. metc.
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Today, Bitcoin trades at around $6,500, and Ether at $204.
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SINGAPORE CASH DEALS - One gasoil deal, no jet fuel trades.
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That's great, on one hand, because the trades are free.
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Hildebrand resigned from his post when the trades became public.
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One call for a "Jill of All Trades" attempted to
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Museum of Early Trades and Crafts, 9 Main Street. metc.
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Museum of Early Trades and Crafts, 29 Main Street. metc.
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Museum of Early Trades and Crafts, 21000 Main Street. metc.
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N) trades at 29.5 times forward earnings, Facebook Inc (FB.
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He trades in bitcoin and commutes between London and France.
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This allowed Chan to place trades based on those tips.
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For overseas trades, BAE also works closely with local embassies.
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They execute trades using equities, bonds, currencies, commodities, and futures.
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A2 trades at 60 times earnings, four times the benchmark.
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It also trades cotton, corn, barley, soybeans and other crops.
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The company now trades at a $603 billion market capitalization.
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The retail and wholesale trades sectors showed the biggest declines.
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Today, Valeant trades around $13, from a high of $113.
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He'll face hard questions over his trades of medical stocks.
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Fin tech companies SoFi and Stash also feature fractional trades.
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Come to Deutsche Bank, and you could do bigger trades.
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IC, for example, trades at 17 times expected core earnings.
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The congressman did not make any trades, the government said.
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The researchers analyzed about 14,000 trades performed during the study.
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Building and construction trades men and women build biofuel plants.
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The onshore currency, which trades in China, was at 6.8792.
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But trades are way easier talked about than to do.
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The SOXX, by comparison, trades at 28 times trailing earnings.
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The adaptation trades the book's Australian setting for gleaming Monterey.
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Larry Willis is the president of the Transportation Trades Department.
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GrubHub trades with a far more elevated 56 times multiple.
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They requested anonymity because details of the trades were confidential.
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The XLK technology ETF trades at 17.6 times forward earnings.
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Hyundai Oilbank said it does not comment on its trades.
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These are moves that commuters, the trades, and taxpayers want.
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Alibaba trades under the stock code 9988 in Hong Kong.
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But Amazon trades on more than its financials, he added.
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Now this looks more like how an auto stock trades.
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Target trades at $56; it started the year around $2117.
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"We see a market developing," Andriesen said about block trades.
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They also occasionally "telegraphed" 76ers strategy before trades were made.
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Bonny Simi has always been a jack of all trades.
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A few more modest trades could still be in store.
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The regulator instead published details of all short trades reported in thew Netherlands since the new rules came into force, meaning hundreds of previously non-public trades were briefly released into the public domain.
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The bank processes between 3,500 and 5,000 trades a day on its "FX Everywhere" system, settling trades worth $350 billion, Mark Williamson, chief operating officer of FX cash trading and risk management, told Reuters.
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Standard users will be limited to three free trades per month, while premium customers — who pay about £7 a month — can make up to eight free trades and metal users get up to 100.
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Closely related companies, Win Semiconductor which manufactures the lasers for Lumentum trades at 23 times 2018 earnings and IQE which supplies the epitaxial wafers on which these lasers are manufactured trades at 38 times.
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They include Ustocktrade, which charges a $1-a-month membership fee and offers $1 trades, and Loyal3, which offers no-fee trades on a limited number of stocks, partial shares and initial public offerings.
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Sapphire bank accounts will also include unlimited free trades on its new investing service You Invest, which is a step up from the 100 free trades that holders of lower-tier accounts qualify for.
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Consistent to what people would expect, insider purchases seem to move stock prices more than insider sales do, and trades by managers and directors seem to move stock prices more than other trades do.
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Axe can't direct trades, so it looks like he's directing other people's trades, and reaping the benefits by investing his own money — namely, $2 billion of Axe Capital's funds that he's mysteriously earmarked for himself.
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Few trades were seen this week but prices were well supported by crude oil, which jumped mid-week due to a hurricane approaching the U.S. Gulf Coast, against which some spot LNG trades are done.
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A source familiar with the matter told Reuters in December that Deutsche Bank had found a total of $10 billion of suspicious trades, including $6 billion in so-called "mirror trades" identified earlier last year.
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The decline of the peso was one of the most pronounced "Trump trades" since the presidential election, but other trades tied to the administration's programs have also reversed, such as infrastructure stocks and small caps.
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Average hold times have dropped 61 percent on currency trades to 37 milliseconds from 18 months earlier while rejection rates on trades have shrunk by more than 40 percent to 3.2 percent, the analysis showed.
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While such trades are also kept from public view, Platts assesses the Asian spot price with its Japan Korea Marker (JKM) process using anonymous sources and, since last June, offers, bids and trades volunteered openly.
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Also, she would tax Wall Street stock trades at 0.2%, bond trades at 0.1% and derivative transactions at 0.002% -- a plan Sanders has floated in the past to pay for some of his progressive proposals.
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Editas trades under the symbol EDIT, while BeiGene's ticker is BGNE.
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It got pretty heated as Moicano forced more and more trades.
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In big financial centres trades take two full days to settle.
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Complex histories intersect here, from various empires, colonialists, trades, and influences.
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Hedge funds whose trades were included in the release were angry.
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Hedge funds typically jealously guard the details of their short trades.
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These trades in no way portray real demand within the country.
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Contract allows him to block trades to one team: Oakland Athletics.
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Aldi currently trades from 785 stores in the UK and Ireland.
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Wednesday was the first session for which trades settle in January.
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This longer term strategic analysis provides a framework for individual trades.
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All three trades combined earned him a profit of $4.9 million.
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The new OTC fee policy excludes structured products and financing trades.
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Trader Brian Kelly said he also likes metal trades right now.
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EDF trades around 3 to 4 million tonnes of LNG annually.
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Under Armour trades at double our EBITDA and P/E multiples.
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Investors fled to bonds and other safe haven trades, like gold.
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Curiously enough, the top trades go pretty well with summer activities.
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Both teams had only 213 players active because of pending trades.
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And this year's process has already been shaped by huge trades.
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Today, it trades at $33, as of the time of writing.
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Typically, these trades will tie up a considerable amount of margin.
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In which case, it is best to let winning trades run.
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Both teams had only 11 players active because of pending trades.
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The trades mentioned in the indictment occurred between 2011 and 2016.
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Trades are among the hardest aspects of Draft Night to forecast.
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" In general, these trades are "not as safe as they were.
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STMicroelectronics trades ex-dividend of 13 U.S. dollar as quarterly dividend.
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CVS trades at 15.2 times forward earnings, UnitedHealth at 16.4 times.
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Options traders showed a slight preference for defensive trades in Chipotle.
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"Think about all the trades — roofers, construction, home building," O'Leary says.
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No big country trades with the EU only on WTO terms.
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Trades in those symbols continued to come through other market centers.
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The "Fast Money " traders shared which trades they'd make on Friday.
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The bourse currently trades a total of 36 commodity price indexes.
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The "Fast Money " traders shares which trades they'd make on Monday.
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Palihapitiya's company already trades on the NYSE, under the ticker IPOA.
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The ruling is likely to encourage Venezuelans who ply other trades.
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As for trades, I like steepeners, TIPS BE (break-even) wideners.
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Meadow, the documentary filmmaker, trades on the human ''compulsion to confess.
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The local college teems with parents learning English and new trades.
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AAOIFI also requires same-day settlement of trades, Merah told Reuters.
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But is Jack-Jack really the jack of that many trades?
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That's pretty crucial because he's already making a lot of trades.
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They earn profits by selling before the fraudulent trades are reported.
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The pit trades metal futures in commodities like copper and aluminum.
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It was one of the highest profile trades of that era.
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For now, Aramco trades only oil products and non-Saudi crude.
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But more ATC trades with U.S. oil are set to follow.
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In May, trades over the platform averaged $75.7 billion each day.
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Now you see a scramble to put the trades back on.
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The volume of trades to sort through still makes detection difficult.
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Nike trades at 26.5 times forward earnings, versus Adidas' 20.50 times.
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Modern technology lets investors make trades in a matter of milliseconds.
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The index on which it trades,, gained 0.2 percent on Wednesday.
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This is seen as too restrictive and inappropriate for some trades.
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Humans continue to play a role in all of these trades.
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EDT, all the exchanges had resumed routing trades to the CBOE.
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I'm not saying you should never make portfolio changes or trades.
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And Russia's Urals crude blend usually trades $2-$3 below Brent.
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And a country that trades so much on its financial prowess?
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Deutsche Bank provided the Democrats copies of settlements regarding the trades.
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The "Fast Money " traders unveiled their final trades of the day.
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The first bitcoin future trades kick off Sunday at 6 p.m.
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The operation is one of the world's top sovereign derivatives trades.
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It's worth noting that, as a new fund, BCD barely trades.
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These are trades, and/or quick hedges, not investment vehicles. Watch:
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Last year it processed almost $90 billion in trades, it said.
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The "Fast Money " traders gave their final trades of the day.
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As far as NBA trades go, this one was a snoozer.
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Making these trades usually means going through a number of exchanges.
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The "Fast Money " traders reveal their final trades of the day.
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TJX is spreading across Europe, where it trades as T.K. Maxx.
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The stock trades on the Nasdaq under the ticker symbol LYFT.
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A few tracks later, "Monte Veritá" trades that sneer for propulsion.
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Of course, you always want to be wary of crowded trades.
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And it will not be pretty for those holding bearish trades.
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So how are trades executed when the major exchanges are closed?
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By its very nature, Major League Baseball trades in superlative talent.
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With Tuesday's gains, Match trades at about 20 times expected earnings.
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Not all trades in Uber are share transfers, he further notes.
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And that's when the non-Trump trades began to work, bigly.
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The mainstay of both is clearing trades, notably interest-rate derivatives.
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All three were acquired in trades over the past 10 months.
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There's too much money chasing a limited number of attractive trades.
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Eight minutes later, a series of rapid-fire options trades crossed.
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Peer RELX trades at about 14.4 times its expected core earnings.
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They grossed more than $14,000 off trades in American Independence Corp.
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Refinitiv trades a point or two below where it should comparatively.
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It trades 11 percent above a rising 200-day moving average.
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He added he could care less about what bitcoin trades at.
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Price defended his stock trades in the hearings and denied wrongdoing.
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Apple currently trades at a lower valuation than the broader market.
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The index on which it trades, however, was down 0.5 percent.
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Edward Wytkind is president of the Transportation Trades Department, AFL-CIO.
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The Spartan legend trades on our deep-seated sense of inadequacy.
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Your building trades leaders and jobs stewards have agreed to this.
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It trades 23 percent above a rising 200-day moving average.
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It trades 9 percent higher than its 200-day moving average.
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Aldi, Britain's fifth biggest supermarket, currently trades from 726 UK stores.
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The person's own bank had shut down buy-side forex trades.
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Typically, the grade trades at a discount of $1 or more.
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"Read the trades, read the publications, read the blogs," says King.
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These often serve as legal barriers to Latinos practicing their trades.
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STMicroelectronics trades ex-dividend of 0.06 U.S. dollar as quarterly dividend.
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Facebook, a pure internet advertising company, trades for 15 times revenue.
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It also claims to have transacted over $150 billion in trades.
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He almost never made trades and rarely waded into free agency.
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The account is free to open, but trades cost 99 cents.
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That's one reason Senate Democrats attacked Price for his stock trades.
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But it is a win-win situation when the world trades.
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Brian Schatz is floating another idea: a tax on stock trades.
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London-based Aquis trades 5 percent of Swiss shares in Europe.
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IEFA, meanwhile, trades only about $227 million a day, on average.
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Late cycle bull markets typically narrow into growth and momentum trades.
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Glencore trades about 4.4 million bpd of crude and refined products.
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Most trades cleared through them come from about 10 big banks.
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Like most general managers, Coppolella had a mixed record in trades.
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The new target is 20% above where the stock currently trades.
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The new target is 212.6% above where the stock currently trades.
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Teams are not permitted to announce any trades until next week.
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The stock trades on the Nasdaq under the ticker symbol SDC.
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Fabled by Marie Claire, founded in 2016, trades online through Fabled.
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She often trades any remaining tortillas for food from other vendors.
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The funny stuff, the trades, the topics, and all the trolls.
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Everything that trades is down, and sentiment is in the toilet.
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Because it creates huge pressure to offer zero-commission stock trades.
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There is a fuzzy line between innocent trades and securities violations.
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Still, with the Mets going nowhere, more trades could be coming.
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The S&P 500 trades with a 19 times forward multiple.
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A general clearing member can clear trades on behalf of clients.
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It trades portability for consistent results and higher levels of magnification.
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At the opposite end, Netflix trades at a 91 times multiple.
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Bitcoin already trades at nearly three times the price of gold.
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One of their most profitable illegal trades was around AstraZeneca's Nov.
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Apple, which trades at roughly $22, has risen about 36 percent.
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Now, the stock trades 99.68% below its all-time high level.
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Its stock trades on the Nasdaq under the ticker symbol PTON.
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PRU is not like Metlife, but the whole group trades down.
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UniCredit trades at roughly half the value of its tangible assets.
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Safwa Mubasher, which rarely trades, plunged 10 percent to 2905 dirham.
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Don't just buy it all here because it trades very difficultly.
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The euro edged 0.2 percent lower to $1.1591 in early trades.
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Volkov resumed calling in mirror trades, on behalf of other counterparties.
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Wait for the trade to executeMutual fund trades are not instant.
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Chipotle trades 52.18 times its 12-month forward earnings, while Yum!
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The stock currently trades at 18.5X forward earnings, and yields 1.87%.
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"Poland is not normally [an issuer] that trades off," said one.
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"We shouldn't go too far in putting on QE-like trades".
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Financial institutions are required to file timely transaction reports on trades.
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It currently trades below $7 after peaking at $86.97 on Oct.
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A downward trajectory followed, and the stock now trades around $76.
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Proponents say such trades worsened the crisis and drove unethical behavior.
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STMicroelectronics trades ex-dividend of 13 U.S. dollars as quarterly dividend.
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Brent crude normally trades at a premium to West Texas Intermediate.
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Private equity currently does the most trades in Africa, Azevedo detailed.
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The Europeans don't want to balance their accounts on American trades.
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It currently trades 13 percent above its 200-day moving average.
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Beyond crude oil and other energy products, Trafigura also trades metals.
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Clients can also log in and make trades without leaving Messenger.
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Boys learned farming or other trades; girls were taught domestic skills.
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Or he won't get enough in trades for guys he flips.
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But wouldn't you want fans to hear about trades in advance?
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" "The Mexican sovereign trades like it has a BBB- credit already.
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So it's not entirely clear how all those trades work out.
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"Any insider trading investigation involving the Stock Act will likely focus on did the member of Congress obtain 'material' 'non-public' information during the course of his or her official duties, did the member place the trades or cause the trades to be placed, or, alternatively, were the trades done through a blind trust with zero involvement by the member," Long told Vox.
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Macy's, which has fallen 10.3 percent so far this year, trades at 9.7 times its forward earnings estimates, while Nordstrom, down 8.8 percent for the year, trades at 14.9 times forward earnings, Thomson Reuters data show.
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The SEC found that between 2007 and 2010, Citadel used two algorithms to execute stock trades on customers' behalf that gave investors a worse price for their trades, even when Citadel knew better prices existed elsewhere.
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Harris says she would tax Wall Street stock trades at 0.2%, bond trades at 0.1%, and derivative transactions at 0.002% -- a plan Sanders has floated in the past to pay for some of his progressive proposals.
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"We're doing a lot of intra-industry trades and a lot of one-off trades because some of these situations are very idiosyncratic" and "it's more of a stock picker's market than last year," he said.
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Last August, J.P. Morgan announced it was launching its first personal investing app, with all customers getting 27 free stock or ETF trades in the first year and those with Chase Private Client receiving unlimited trades.
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"We don't track actual trades, because the app is really a platform for free speech, and we don't want to get into the business of whether or not the trades are really happening," Kumar told Mashable.
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High-speed networks that carry orders to and speed trades from exchanges, even though operating correctly, still permit a cascading of thousands of trades in milliseconds, sometimes overwhelming a trading venue's capacity to handle the volume.
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I also started the bipartisan Congressional Building Trades Caucus that focuses on issues that affect millions of construction workers, like how we can prop up and inform others about the building trades' successful career-training programs.
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" Another noted that while the story looked at a handful of times where someone got these trades right, there are a ton of times where people get these trades wrong, and "volume spikes happen all the time.
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Stock, bond, derivatives, commodity and other trades must all be reported to a repository, giving regulators a trove of data to track trades and try to spot bubbles early after failing to see the last crisis coming.
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JUST SO EVERYBODY'S AWARE, THIS TALKS ABOUT TRADES AND GOODS, TRADES AND SERVICES, BUT ONE OF THE IMPORTANT THINGS IN HERE WHICH I WOULD LIKE YOU TO ELABORATE ON, IF YOU CAN, ARE THE RULES OF ORIGIN.
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"The timing, size, nature, and profitability of the Defendants' trades, as well as the lack of prior history of significant Anadarko options trading in the subject accounts, make the trades at issue highly suspicious," the SEC wrote.
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"We have no way of knowing at this time whether Mr. Icahn made any of his renewable fuel credit trades or decisions about trades based on material, non-public information or otherwise manipulated the market," they continued.
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The other practice, wash trades, is when a trader only trades with him or herself in order to create the false illusion of market demand — a move that aims to draw more people to invest as well.
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Crossing policies often exclude trades with specific clients, such as pension plans and retirement accounts subject to the Employee Retirement Income Security Act (ERISA), or clients who have instructed the adviser not to engage in such trades.
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The SEC suit covers trades on "at least" three occasions between 2015 and 2016, where Levoff would have had access to financial data before it was released to the public and subsequently made trades on that information.
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Trades, bids and offers for Qatar's al-Shaheen grade, a medium sour crude, have been included in Platts' assessment of its Dubai price benchmark, which underpins the vast majority of oil trades in Asia, since January 2016.
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As of the end of September, the trading venue has already eclipsed $25 billion in portfolio trades, with a couple trades breaking the $1 billion mark, Chris Bruner, head of US credit at Tradeweb, told Business Insider.
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More on how to value Spotify from Dan Gallagher of Heard on the Street: Pandora, the company's closest publicly traded peer, trades about 0.9 times trailing sales while video-streaming stalwart Netflix trades at nearly 12 times.
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Instead, according to the New York regulator, Barclays used Last Look as a "general filter" to weed out unprofitable trades, and gave vague or inaccurate responses to clients who asked why their trades were not being processed.
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ICAP said it has used blockchain to feed customers "golden source" data needed for reporting trades to regulators or covering risks from trades, such as by posting the right amount of collateral or cash at clearing houses.
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Separately on Monday, EuroCCP, a clearing house for stock trades, said it had obtained regulatory approval to clear trades for the new EU entities of Cboe Europe, Aquis Exchange, and London Stock Exchange's Turquoise from April 1.
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Bocchino traded in Venezuelan bonds on behalf of his customers, but hid the trades from Morgan Stanley by using nominee accounts in the names of U.S. financial institutions, and directing the trades through those accounts, FINRA said.
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The first bitcoin futures trades kicked off on Sunday at 6 p.m.
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Carry trades are used to link contracts that mature on different dates.
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By comparison, the XLF financial ETF trades at 11 times forward earnings.
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Madeline Carroll is a jack of all trades, and master of all!
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Others, meanwhile, say putting these trades under U.S. oversight is regulatory overreach.
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For now, there's simply "bearish macro trades being called in," Reynolds says.
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The good news: There were more trades in the NHL this week.
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Be it resolved, no more announcing trades involving players nobody cares about.
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They had risen slightly to 0.62 percent by late trades DE10YT=RR.
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That's one reason Senate Democrats are attacking Price for his stock trades.
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He forecasts 2017 to see a shift from deflation to inflation trades.
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The stock, which trades in Switzerland, was halted several times for volatility.
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"I would love it if Tesla trades down below $200," Cramer said.
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The jack of all trades is also a singer-songwriter and humanitarian.
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Bobby's trades had been borderline illegal, and his bosses wanted him out.
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A 2012 Harvard University studyexamined two decades of irregularly timed insider trades.
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Jack Sparrow trades his magic compass for some booze, then gets arrested.
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Two companies traded flat while more than 100 others recorded no trades.
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If it trades higher Thursday morning, it's time to buy, he said.
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Weingarten is closer to the Building Trades union than Trump may realize.
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"I profited from these trades," Momotok told U.S. Magistrate Judge Ramon Reyes.
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That's why eBay shares are up over 8% in early Tuesday trades.
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Maddie Ziegler is shaping up to be a jack of all trades.
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The U.S. trades more goods with China than with any other country.
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The stock trades at roughly $140 after rallying nearly 70% in 2019.
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Indeed, looking just at phone trades understates the continuing importance of dealers.
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Ericsson, for that matter, trades at 18-times next year's earnings estimates.
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The "Fast Money " traders shared their first trades for the opening bell.
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Below is an explanation of how the EU trades with both countries.
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Bush is paying $44/share, [for Miller], which trades at $42/share.
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Most physical oil trades globally are hedged using those two crude derivatives.
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These are set by trades between informed active managers with differing opinions.
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Still, the stock trades at a slight discount to its aerospace peers. .
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The firm uses quantitative research and trades roughly 40 exchange-traded funds.
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The dollar's jump in early trades was also aided by positioning data.
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The Syrian pound trades at 500 to the dollar instead of 50.
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Cryptocurrency trades can be executed without a centralized exchange thanks to 0x .
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Cboe's bitcoin futures contract <0#XBT:> trades under the ticker symbol 'XBT'.
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The first bitcoin future <0#XBT:> trades kicked off at 153 p.m.
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Gabriela Santos warns the market's most popular trades may soon burn investors.
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Those asset classes now rank among the top tactical trades, he said.
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Refinitiv said it trades an average $400 billion a day in currencies.
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The agency claims Cohen's funds made about $275 million through the trades.
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Price testified at the time that his trades were lawful and transparent.
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Nike in contrast trades at 22.4 times, and Adidas at 24.7 times.
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It trades roughly a third below net asset value, JPMorgan analysts estimate.
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That is up from just 400-500 daily trades prior to September.
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Most of Price's trades were in the range of $1,000 to $15,000.
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By comparison, one tonne now trades in Europe at around 27 euros.
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The euro edged higher against the dollar at $1.1940 in early trades.
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Clearnet is already based in Paris, it only clears stock trades there.
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The Greek 10-year bond trades at 64.2 cents in the euro.
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Compression of legacy trades will be also be added in due course.
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Broker Lang & Schwarz said premarket trades had seen the stock up 4.2%.
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By comparison, men were 35 percent more likely to make stock trades.
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The industry, as it is shaped now, literally trades on personal data.
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Then there are the dedicated Facebook groups set up to arrange trades.
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Viacom trades at a lower price-to-earnings multiple than its peers.
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At the moment, the process of settling some trades can take days.
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Derivatives profits are often booked in their entirety when trades are made.
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The first bitcoin future trades kicked off on Sunday at 217 p.m.
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They believe its role in the scheme was to carry out trades.
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The building trades have long aligned themselves with racist and exclusionary forces.
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The building trades have a singular obsession with jobs at any cost.
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The building trades have too often been the enemy of these goals.
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The pound trades at 6.8 per dollar in the official banking system.
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"This should keep the risk trades pressured to the downside," Twidale added.
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But early May is not typically a prime time to make trades.
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The CEO said he could care less about what bitcoin trades at.
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Wytkind is president of the Transportation Trades Department at the AFL-CIO.
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It now trades at 15 times forecast net income for this year.
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Which means a single dollar trades to 10,085 gold pieces in WoW.
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Businesses use such tools to inform stock trades and other pointed decisions.
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Dealers said that trades were not going through in the NSE's system.
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Apple and Amazon shares rose 21.22-210 percent in pre-market trades .
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Nintendo trades at 18 times anticipated earnings for the next 12 months.
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Daily average revenue trades also rose to a new record this quarter.
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Trades ex-dividend of 0.06 US dollars per share as quarterly dividend.
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MINT trades some $58 million on average a day at penny spreads.
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Akuna also agreed to give up $6,726 it made on its trades.
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By linking supposedly shady trades to Trump, the story gained widespread attention.
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On a bitcoin exchange, the investor trades at the coin's full price.
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The Brent North Sea benchmark currently trades at around $11.573 per barrel.
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It trades 29 percent higher than its 200-day moving average. Disclaimer
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The stock, which rarely trades, is down 6.9 percent year-to-date.
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In the interim, he offered a few "contrarian" trades for bullish investors.
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The capital markets solutions processes an astounding six trillion trades a day.
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Second, it reduces the company's dependence on stock market indexes and trades.
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Larry Willis is president of the Transportation Trades Department, AFL-CIO (TTD).
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"The trades lobby on overall policy, which is certainly needed," he said.
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"Let's see how it trades over the next 24 hours," he said.
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Then, Traore came to the shocking realization that the trades were live.
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But it still trades at 1.3 times tangible book value, above peers.
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So, Lionsgate trades at a trailing EV/EBITDA multiple of about 14.
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The two trades become official Wednesday when the league's business year begins.
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They isolate and ostracize the few women who work in the trades.
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The Arca, BATS-Z and Edge-X exchanges attracted trades, as well.
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Cisco trades at 15.5 times forward earnings, while Intel is 26 times.
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Pershing's fund opened at $25 a share; it now trades at $13.18.
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Qupital has now processed 8,000 trades, totaling HKD $2 billion in value.
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Early reports suggest that INSTRUMENT 1 is a jack of all trades.
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It came in the form of the draft and trades and signings.
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The British pound edged lower to $1.3193 in early trades on Thursday.
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Why would the team do nothing beyond two trades earlier in July?
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Wells Fargo's $41 target is 100% above where the stock currently trades.
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Reporters are scouring the financial filings of other lawmakers for curious trades.
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Today, it trades at just $2.55, putting ESL's stake at $37.8 million.
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He was not among the executives whose trades initially came under scrutiny.
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In the annals of Wall Street, investors have lost more on trades.
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Edmonds also said he entered trades for Stu Piller and Robert Gottlieb.
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Stock trades would be taxed at 0.5% and bond transactions at 0.1%.
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Ultimately, he made more than $250,000 on his trades, the SEC said.
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Just a flood of trades, for hours, until the real deadline hits.
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Like all other trades, the deal cannot become official until July 6.
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Today, Cisco trades at a price-to-earnings ratio of about 19.3.
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Party platforms call for "free college education," excluding training in the trades.
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It trades within a band set by the People's Bank of China.
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""Trades at a trailing 12-month P/E multiple of 11x vs.
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Pay is taking off even among those in less-skilled construction trades.
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And the optimal tariff trades off the costs of reduced trade – e.g.
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The new target is roughly 40% above where the stock currently trades.
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"Bulls staged an epic comeback," said Ken Berman, strategist at Gorilla Trades.
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The new target is about 26% above where the stock currently trades.
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The trades were made by accounts jointly owned by Loeffler and Sprecher.
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In all, the trades generated a profit of $7.71 million, Najarian said.
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What is a bard if not a jack-of-all trades, right?
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The stock, which currently trades at $280, closed up 4.8% on Thursday.
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Third Point reduced investments in bank financials and exited reflationary macro trades.
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She was unable to determine how often the arbitrage opportunities became trades.
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"We do like policy divergence trades," Rabobank strategist Lyn Graham-Taylor said.
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It said Valvani's illegal profit, including from other trades, was $22009 million.
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It priced at $7 per share and trades under ticker symbol QTT.
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Simmonds and Kahun were picked up in separate trades on Feb. 24.
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Bloomsbury, a smaller rival, trades on a multiple of nearly eight times.
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These images inspired Penn's "Small Trades" series, in the gallery's second half.
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Robinhood, an investment app, has offered commission-free stock trades since 2013.
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Other companies that offer partial trades are M1 Finance, Betterment and Stash.
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He admitted to spoofing in trades for gold, silver, platinum and palladium.
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By comparison, the XLK technology ETF trades at 17.6 times forward earnings.
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Heineken trades on a multiple of 2.5 times sales, Eikon data shows.
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Is it time to put your cash into some catch-up trades?
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Kingfisher also trades as Castorama and Brico Depot in France and elsewhere.
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The S&P 500 value ETF trades at a 14 times multiple.
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Chanos has always been rather vocal on many of his big trades.
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Any movement in interest rates or currency values will unravel such trades.
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Only use them to make trades then back out to safe addresses.
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The £1.5 billion ($2 billion) company trades on the London Stock Exchange.
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All mutual fund trades happen once per day after the market closes.
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And free trades might not even be worth that much to you.
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And if fraud was under way, any questionable trades would be reversed.
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Experts say Mr. Price's trades may have also violated House ethics rules.
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RE4 is still a horror game, but it trades survival for action.
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Goldman Sachs and other large financial players make countless trades each day.
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Trades ex-dividend of 0.23 euro per share as interim 1003 dividend.
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Jayla Darden is a jill of trades and she's mastering them all.
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The investment bank alerted clients to the "top 10 crowded trades" Wednesday.
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New preliminary court hearing on Alexandria and Santorini derivatives trades in Milan.
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The momentum measure flashes overbought conditions when it trades above 70. Disclaimer
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One of the more memorable trades of recent years never actually happened.
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The group currently trades from 1,583 convenience stores in the Asian country.
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Repsol's Singapore office trades oil and lubricants, according to the company's website.
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It would allow more students interested in skilled trades to use them.
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Unlike Bitcoin transactions, Monero trades aren't plainly viewable on a public ledger.
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Yokota's work also trades in intimacy but with a very different aesthetic.
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The SEC said the consultant at times also traded stocks that Federated owned in his own brokerage accounts, "sometimes in close proximity" to the funds' trades, and should have been subjected to "blackout periods" surrounding the funds' trades.
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The proposal eases one of the more controversial aspects of the rule which only permits trades related to market-making and underwriting by making it easier for firms to show such trades met near-term demand from clients.
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Regulators said Deutsche's anti-money laundering control mechanisms failed to spot sham trades with a value of up to $10 billion, as they were unable to identify the customers involved in trades and the origin of the money.
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"Our analysis shows that most dealers that have exited the market provided little liquidity and participated in very few trades - typically fewer than 245 trades in a year," said MSRB Director of Research Marcelo Vieira in a statement.
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We have no way of knowing at this time whether Mr. Icahn made any of his renewable fuel credit trades or decisions about trades based on material, non-public information or otherwise manipulated the market, the senators wrote.
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Bill Ackman's closed-end fund Pershing Square Holdings, which trades in the Netherlands, trades at a price more than 20% below what the holdings are worth, and is immune to activists thanks to Ackman's majority stake in it.
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"If the challenge made against Goldman Sachs' trades by Mr. Tjokrosaputro in the South Jakarta District Court is upheld, investor confidence in all trades by all investors crossing the IDX could be eroded," Goldman said in the statement.
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"There's nothing about Donald Trump that entices us when it comes to the construction industry," said John J. Dougherty, business manager of the Philadelphia Building and Construction Trades Council, a local branch of North America's Building Trades Unions.
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Fidelity Investments has joined its rivals by offering zero-commission online trades, but it's trying to differentiate itself by not selling the right to execute trades to third-party firms, brokerage executive Kathleen Murphy told CNBC on Friday.
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"We have no way of knowing at this time whether Mr. Icahn made any of his renewable fuel credit trades or decisions about trades based on material, non-public information or otherwise manipulated the market," the senators wrote.
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There's also Bank of America's Merrill Edge, which offers 30 free stock and ETF trades each month for customers with a balance of at least $50,000 and 100 free trades a month on balances of at least $100,000.
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Italy's Nexi has seen its share price rise nearly 90% since its IPO last year and trades at around 17 times expected core earnings, according to Refinitiv data, while Dutch company Adyen trades at a hefty 75 times.
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Meanwhile, the lawmakers who are active in stock trading conducted a total of more than 21,300 trades during the past two years, but a small group of very wealthy lawmakers accounted for a significant share of those trades.
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Michigan needs to fill 266,000 jobs in skilled trades that don't require a college degree — with annual wages of $51,000 — every year until 2024, and by that time, professional trades will account for 500,000 of the state's jobs.
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Using an account registered in his wife's name, Ruggles put on at least 82 trades that either opposed or offset orders that Delta had, or placed orders for personal profit ahead of trades intended for Delta, the finding stated.
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While there is no evidence that Price, who is an orthopedic surgeon, used inside information when he made multiple trades on health insurance, pharmaceutical and biotech stocks, Democrats and some outside ethics experts think the trades raise serious questions.
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But, America will never have the workforce it needs to meet the demand for skilled workers if we can't quickly debunk the myths surrounding the skilled trades, and get young people excited about a career in the trades today.
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The LME boosted fees by an average of 31 percent in January 2015, although it reduced fees last year for short-dated carry trades - deals between tomorrow and 15 days - as volumes of those trades were hit particularly hard.
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"Roughly half of the 20.5 billion daily trades now are high-frequency trades, and that is increasing volatility in the market; it is allowing a certain category of traders to essentially skim profit off the top," Schatz told me.
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Upon hearing that there's a disgusting bar that trades "chips for shots" i.e.
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California and Quebec have already shut their shared market to trades in Ontario.
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There were some trades that were literally like ATM machines at the time.
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I may be out of the trades by the time you read this.
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The machine spit out inch-wide ribbons of paper printed with the trades.
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He ultimately landed Harden with one of the shrewdest trades in league history.
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That's a CPU, essentially a jack of all trades that can easily multitask.
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Short dollar positions were in second place among crowded trades at 17 percent.
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The trades would be executed when the primary exchanges' closing prices were published.
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But not this year, where everything went insane and trades were happening everywhere.
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Vitol declined to comment on whether it already trades any volumes on SPIMEX.
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Price's stock trades have become the issue that could derail his confirmation hearings.
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Bankers, however, say Bank Negara has no oversight over trades outside its jurisdiction.
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Others wear the uniforms of their trades: hospital scrubs, or a hard hat.
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Lescaudron, 54, admitted in court to having falsified trades and hidden mounting losses.
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The S&P currently trades at 15 times forward estimates, according to Gibbs.
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This box is basically the jack-of-all-trades for book subscriptions. BookCase.
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They have their trades programmed to sell Japanese stocks when U.S. stocks fell.
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He recommends using a brokerage firm that does not charge commissions on trades.
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You're sort of a jack of all trades, but a master of none.
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Or, as the old saying goes: "Jack of all trades, master of none."
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No money trades hands when an OP mark is applied to a device.
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It's valued at $5.8 billion and trades at about 38 times forward earnings.
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After the financial crisis it was laid low by losses on derivatives trades.
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One banker confirmed several high-yield-lite trades are currently in the making.
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The documents show P Tech, registered in 2017, manufactures and trades tire oils.
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Deep-sea shipping and related trades employ more than 192,000 people, it says.
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And now, the jill of all trades is dabbling in another profession: teaching.
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In it, scientists and coders sit busily on benches, plying their various trades.
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In 2016 over 200,000 trades were recorded, three times more than in 2006.
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Kat Cunning is a Jill of all trades — and a master of all.
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The exchange voided the trades after discovering the error, which happened on Feb.
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If instead each trades against the dollar, it needs only 149 or so.
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If its trades had been centrally cleared, that would be obvious to everyone.
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The franc jumped 86.0.6 percent to 0.9611 francs per euro in early trades.
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Closing out profitable trades, however, provided some support for the euro on Friday.
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It ends up nestled against the Himalayas, bringing the southern trades with it.
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The start-up now handles more than $150 billion in trades every day.
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There was not a single high-value correlation with any of those trades.
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They place trades and cancel them in nanoseconds, leaving the responder's price naked.
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Luckily, everyone wants to try it anyway and trades me bites of theirs.
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The sector still trades at a valuation discount to the 10-year average.
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Being born in the wild, on the other hand, trades safety for freedom.
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The S&P 500 trades with a 17 times price-to-earnings ratio.
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Nations will choose to accommodate a United States that trades strategically and fairly.
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It still trades at around a 30 percent premium compared to other countries.
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Still, the stock trades below 100 and blame has to be cast somewhere.
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Forget being a jack of all trades, the Kindle is content mastering one.
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There's lot of violent trades that can really roil a fairly complacent environment.
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Twitter trades at 5 times revenue, and Alphabet at close to 7 times.
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The ETF currently trades above the high end of that range at $46.23.
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Here are three trades that come closest to making sense for both sides.
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Essentially, there's an entire economy within social media that trades off people's FOMO.
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And I think from that, you'll have to take all the correlated trades.
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That compares with around $300 billion trades in the markets backing the OBFR.
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One of those tools is exploring trades, including those involving players with NTCs.
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The value of trades was up 29 percent, while volumes increased 15 percent.
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To make matters worse, these trades were not pre-scheduled before the hack.
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Down from highs of $69 per share, these days Twitter trades around $16.
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This week, it was over the latest trend in deadline trades: conditional picks.
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Trades with the future in mind can also improve this year's draft position.
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Banks have traditionally acted as intermediaries to their customers to get trades done.
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Yum China trades as a separate stock on the New York Stock Exchange.
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Through these unorthodox trades, Meyohas said she lost 10s of 1000s of dollars.
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Fidelity's new company will execute trades on multiple exchanges for these professional investors.
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But instead of battening down the hatches, some historical trades may prove profitable.
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Carry trades overall cost 90 U.S. cents per leg, per lot, per side.
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Like other suppliers, Delphi Automotive already trades at a premium to its customers.
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Four weeks ago, the cumulative amount of failed Treasury trades was $70.0 billion.
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Trades are always possible, but Milwaukee doesn't have many attractive assets to spare.
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Only one "Fast Money " trader was looking to buy stocks in final trades.
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But we've done trades even in the summer, and it's similar in December.
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The central bank has also been asking banks for information on their trades.
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NBA trades can also involve cash payments and CBA considerations like cap exceptions.
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They are too volatile and they're just trades and I don't like them.
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The hardest roles to fill are for skilled trades, engineers and in tech.
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Such trades would typically be based on financial benchmark rates such as Euribor.
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Tesla also trades at an extreme premium compared with its peers, says Bapis.
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Is Citadel's market-making operation allowed to make trades on behalf of Citadel?
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I've been complaining about the lack of trades in this league for years.
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Today, NBA sign-and-trades are relatively rare, although they still happen occasionally.
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Higher prices for protective options trades often indicates higher levels of market uncertainty.
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It's like a joke at this point to be talking about Trump Trades.
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In 1970, the New York building trades organized to beat up antiwar protesters.
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With some exceptions, the trades have failed to understand the value of solidarity.
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Of all the trades he learned, from goat farming to winemaking, bread stuck.
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Sterling currently trades around $1.31 Reporting by Dhara Ranasinghe, writing by Sujata Rao
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Trades can be settled almost instantly, without the need for lots of intermediaries.
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And we've forced to make unacceptable trades between readiness for structure and modernization.
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Although the trades were made anonymously, they were eventually disclosed in regulatory filings.
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The IYT currently trades nearly 3 percent from its $196 level of resistance.
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The trades took place in what has long been a regulatory gray area.
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Trades ex-dividend of 2300 US dollars per ordinary share as quarterly dividend.
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The stock trades at the Nasdaq Global Market under the ticker symbol KIDS.
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The value of trades is public but the identity of parties is private.
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They could take on draft picks in future trades to absorb bad contracts.
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Most euro zone bond yields fell 1-3 basis points in early trades.
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Secondary-market trades are rare; where they occur, they are at predatory discounts.
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Fintech players aren't necessarily looking to free trades as a money-marker, either.
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More recently, it also offered a gold-backed yuan to fund oil trades.
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The investor said Whitbread trades at a "steep discount" relative to its competitors.
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Trump has given us plenty of reason to move to risk-off trades.
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These trades are related — financials outperforming, yields backing up, the dollar doing well.
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Reg NMS is a 2005 regulation focused on how stock trades are executed.
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Creating a tax on financial transactions like stock trades, bringing in $800 billion.
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It also kills the "Volcker Rule," which bans banks from certain risky trades.
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The fund now owns about 540,000 shares and the stock trades around $46.
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The first bitcoin future trades are set to kick off at 6 p.m.
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Mr. Cooperman's timely trades indirectly benefited a grandson, whose account Mr. Cooperman managed.
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In this course, you'll be trained to be a jack of all trades.
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The Darth Vader-inspired Barbie trades in his helmet for some stylish shades.
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That figure jumps to about three-quarters for employers in the skilled trades.
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He knew that a lot of his trades were going to be duds.
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The stock trades at 20 times estimated calendar year 2018 earnings per share.
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It's tricky to make money in very low-vol markets because nobody trades.
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Overconfident investors get extended in a handful of trades and need to retrench.
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The stock trades at 15X forward earnings, compared to 16X for the sector.
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Soon, however, Finn's uncle trades the baby to Arthur, who calls her Caroline.
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Ms. McDougall worked on the trades during her six-week stint in Tripoli.
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McKinley, bring 50 years of construction "know how" to the Building Trades Caucus.
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Taxing high-frequency trades would be a more narrow approach than Sanders's proposal.
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But some trades could be cleared more cheaply in the EU, officials said.
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With China we're going to lose $505 billion dollars in terms of trades.
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I don't veto trades, I don't gather ammunition to make accusations of collusion.
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Deutsche Bank curbed its activities in Russia after the suspicious trades were uncovered.
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There are trades and signings that shake up rotations and disrupt depth charts.
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Both are now established trades, with the latter growing at an accelerating rate.
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There's actually plenty of precedent for hockey trades involving far-off future picks.
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Check out this year's biggest CHL deadline trades; they're full of future picks.
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So be it resolved, let's stretch out the event horizon for NHL trades.
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The documents show P Tech, registered in 13, manufactures and trades tire oils.
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Bega shares trade at 26 times earnings while Blackmore trades at 20 times.
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Bernie Sanders tried his hand at various trades before entering politics — including carpentry.
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The High School for Construction Trades, Engineering and Architecture was established in 153.
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Other activists have also been killed, particularly those investigating illegal trades like timber.
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According to what Dombrowski told reporters, trades could start happening sooner than normal.
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By comparison, the average S&P 500 company trades at 21 times earnings.
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They were given intensive therapy and training in trades like welding and farming.
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Cum-ex trades would quickly become the focus of Mr. Shah's professional life.
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Deutsche Bank has provided the Democrats with copies of settlements regarding the trades.
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Stock trades by Equifax employees have drawn scrutiny since the breach was disclosed.
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The XLC communication services ETF by comparison trades with an 18.5 times multiple.
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Its stock trades at the same multiple to shareholders equity as Goldman's. Why?
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Some in Silicon Valley view these trades as unreliable or perhaps even unsavory.
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Glimcher is a jack-of-all trades social scientist at New York University.
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As a result, the trades can be sorted and executed in correct sequence.
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The automotive, culinary and building trades courses will have their own tailored lessons.
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One of the largest trades in the market over the past 5 years.
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KELLY EVANS: Do you make the calls on those trades or somebody else?
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Ms. Hicks, now 47, faced career pushback before entering the skilled-trades arena.
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By comparison, the broader S&P 500 trades at 18 times forward earnings.
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By Thursday morning, that wealth of assets had already been used in trades.
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Also: The pitfalls of "they"; women in the building trades; small campaign donors.
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The trades took place in what has long been a regulatory grey area.
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Mr. Rokos's trades powered the fund to huge profits — and sometimes big losses.
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Sanders proposed a new tax on Wall Street trades to finance the program.
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Schwab pointed out that is an uptick in all trades, not just ETFs.
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JPMorgan, which trades at $93.06, has a three-year price target of $130.
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We are not in a stand-alone, get a person who just trades.
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For managers who expect a protracted trade war, these paired trades make sense.
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Those trades faded as Trump struggled to rack up any significant legislative wins.
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In January, the e-trader saw an average of 975,000 trades per day.
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Japan reportedly wants to talk about its $70 billion surplus on U.S. trades.
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As stocks sold off, investors moved into safety trades, like Treasurys and gold.
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"Just remember, please, these are mostly short-term trades, not investments," he said.
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Rogozinski shared some the most outlandish trades where users minted and lost millions.
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Estimates for the total cost of cum-ex trades in Germany vary wildly.
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Landing a running back by trades or free agency is also an option.
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The front end of the global financial system executes trades in real time.
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Mr. Foote, 31, is a vice president who trades stocks at Morgan Stanley.
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Schrader has made close to 700 stock trades over the past two years.
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Richard, an intrepid designer and jack-of-all-trades, is always happiest renovating.
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Listed peer IWG trades at under 4 times, using estimates compiled by Refinitiv.
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Larry Willis is president of the Transportation Trades Department of the AFL-CIO.
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Even so, Tesla now trades at some 28 times estimated earnings in 2020.
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The more you do these trades, the more you see that rearview mirror.
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The report highlighted disparities in the efficiency of different SIs in executing trades.
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The firm's $37 target is roughly 1.773% above where the stock currently trades.
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It only trades at 17 times so that's a bargain in this market.
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He writes that these three trades should work if that evidence materializes.1.
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Cloud storage provider Dropbox and software company DocuSign spiked on their opening trades.
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Netflix trades with a price-to-earnings ratio of 95 times forward earnings.
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The Indonesian bank trades at just 1.4 times trailing book value, Eikon shows.
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What is the alternative when euro paper trades at ever-lower negative yields?
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It trades positively 60% of the time, with an average gain of 1.25%.
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If one of every five stocks trades through Citadel, is that too big?
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Most importantly, say St. John, successful people are not jacks-of-all-trades.
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Reports of Deutsche Bank's internal investigation into mirror trades do not inspire confidence.
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The Department of Justice is currently conducting its own investigation of the trades.
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STMicroelectronics trades ex-dividend of 0.06 U.S. dollars per share as quarterly dividend.
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Over US$665trn notional was cleared through the year, representing 3.8m derivatives trades.
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Although the state trades with other countries, its largest export market is China.
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McKinley, bring 50 years of construction know-how to the Building Trades Caucus.
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The value of the illegal trades could be as much as $90 million.
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When market volatility picks up, more trades are carried out, boosting trading revenue.
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The fund has also made comparable returns from other education-related short trades.
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Traditional global safe haven trades like gold and the Swiss franc rose Wednesday.
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Regarding North Korea, Cashin said to keep an eye on safe haven trades.
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Regulators had little window into how these trades linked banks to one another.
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Furthermore, it finds that these results primarily reside in moderately profitable insider trades.
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The first is a strategy that trades S&P 500 equity index futures.
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Luhnow's Seattle counterpart, Jerry Dipoto, makes more trades than any other general manager.
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Germany's SPD champions workers rights and traditionally has strong links to trades unions.
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Sinochem International trades and distributes rubber, fine chemicals, agro chemicals and other products.
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CHINA'S ONSHORE SPOT YUAN RECOVERS ALL INTRADAY LOSSES, TRADES AT 7.05 PER DOLLAR
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All customers get 100 free stock or ETF trades in the first year.
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The fact is SEC law applies to every person who trades in America.
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Eastern trading deadline, two other contenders made trades to firm up their defenses.
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The broader S&P 500, meanwhile, trades at 18 times next year's earnings.
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At 15X forward earnings, Disney trades at a discount relative to the market.
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In the globalizing natural gas markets, we can expect more of these trades.
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The quick solution to the firm's frozen assets problem is for Bobby to give up his license to trade, meaning he wouldn't be allowed to direct any trades, know about any trades, or act as the face of the company.
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MiFID II discontinued private trading networks run by banks, forcing them to re-register these services as SIs that can only execute trades against their own book and must provide public price quotes for trades up to "standard market size".
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The old methods—large fees on deals, commissions on trades, extraction of spreads (often in opaque ways) between the price paid by buyers and that received by sellers, the use of information gained in transactions for proprietary trades—are somewhat compromised.
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After the collapse of Lehman Brothers in September 2008, which left regulators in the dark over who was on the other side of the bank's derivatives trades, leaders of the Group of 20 economies agreed all derivatives trades must be reported.
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The new system encourages banks to consider a wider range of trades and counterparties when submitting quotes, rather than just basing their quotes on trades with long-term bank clients to which they may lend relatively cheaply, said one source.
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According to the complaint, Tower rigged prices of KOSPI 200 futures contracts in 2012, when it made 53.8 percent of all such trades on the night market, by placing and quickly canceling trades or ensuring it was its own counterparty.
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DBS points to the yen's bout of strength over the past last week, which it says implies rising risk aversion and unwinding carry trades, or trades involving borrowing in low-interest-rate Japan to invest in higher yielding assets elsewhere.
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For example, if a bank never suffered a large gain or loss on a set of trades, that would support the presumption that it was engaged in market making, and consequently, less detailed monitoring of individual trades would be needed.
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JPMorgan Chase, our largest bank by asset size, trades just below its book value.
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That means no information about the trades is known publicly before they are executed.
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The two foreign funds claim to have lost $51 million in Kraft Heinz trades.
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Germany's trade surplus accounts for nearly half of the EU's surplus on American trades.
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Yes. Yeah. It trades at a fraction of its, I think, revenue multiple. Right?
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Full stack developers are considered the jack of all trades of the tech world.
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Intel trades at 11 times forward earnings compared with Qualcomm's nearly 13 times multiple.
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Cub Swanson did well getting the better of Choi in longer exchanges and trades.
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He says his team isn't equipped to make day-trades based on political negotiations.
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As such, BoA Merrill Lynch suggested Wednesday the 29 following trades and trends. 210.
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Rather, they said, the trader panicked, jamming through enough trades to magnify the slide.
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We're always on the hunt for that jack-of-all-trades home decor piece.
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