The "Fast Money " traders shared their first trades for Friday.
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Facebook, a pure internet advertising company, trades for 15 times revenue.
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Or he won't get enough in trades for guys he flips.
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The "Fast Money " traders shared their first trades for the opening bell.
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In the interim, he offered a few "contrarian" trades for bullish investors.
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Edmonds also said he entered trades for Stu Piller and Robert Gottlieb.
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Just a flood of trades, for hours, until the real deadline hits.
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He admitted to spoofing in trades for gold, silver, platinum and palladium.
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This box is basically the jack-of-all-trades for book subscriptions. BookCase.
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The beauty of Robinhood is that it allows him to make trades for free.
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The market also suspended trades for 30 minutes in February, due to a glitch.
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Even so, Goldman has been looking at ways to facilitate bitcoin trades for customers.
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Users were unable to make trades for a full day and were understandably frustrated.
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Goldman Sachs gave clients its best trades for the earnings season which began this week.
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Teams make trades for all kinds of reasons that have little to do with basketball.
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Facebook trades for 9.5 times sales, Alphabet for 6.6 and Snap has a multiple of 11.8.
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He is also an equipment manager, practice referee and jack-of-all-trades for the Badgers.
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Dombrowski fortified the roster with trades for Pearce, starter Nathan Eovaldi and second baseman Ian Kinsler.
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He acknowledges the bull market is in its later stages but says there are trades for that.
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Long FTSE 100/short FTSE 250 is one of the bank's top equity market trades for 2017.
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Goldman Sachs Group Inc said on Thursday it was planning to clear such trades for certain clients.
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Faced with a competitor providing trades for nothing, Schwab could not go on charging $4.95 a pop.
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It made billions of dollars a quarter trading bonds and financing and executing trades for hedge funds.
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Shares of Helios and Matheson surged 14 percent Tuesday afternoon, though the stock trades for pennies per share.
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Generally, these techniques are applied to stock or bond assets that someone else trades for the original investor.
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The once leaky bullpen was patched with midseason trades for relievers Brandon Kintzler, Ryan Madson and Sean Doolittle.
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All three offer free trades for a fixed amount of time for new clients who deposit enough money.
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In December it only trades for the first half of the month to avoid year-end market volatility.
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UnitedHealth now trades for nearly $8003 a share, roughly $40 shy of its all-time high, hit last December.
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This, in many respects, is the way our passively owned, quantitatively steered market trades for weeks-long stretches now.
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Nearly two-thirds of its revenue are from advising companies and handing trades for hedge funds and other traders.
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The pressure is even more tangible in Philadelphia thanks to the 76ers' all-in trades for Harris and Butler.
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The gutting goes flawlessly; dinner is wild and raucous, kids outnumbering adults and engineering complex trades for French fries.
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The banking giant unveiled an investing app that lets customers make at least 100 free trades for a year.
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The currently has a trailing multiple of 21.6 and the technology sector trades for a trailing P/E of 24.7.
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The LME is the favourite to clear trades for the new base metals platform NFEx Markets, sources have told Reuters.
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Moreover, they also cost less, as pure ethanol now trades for about 70 cents less per gallon than unblended gasoline.
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They made shrewd trades for Bagwell and others, and drafted future stars like J. R. Richard, Lance Berkman and Biggio.
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But the stock trades for just a few cents, so it doesn't take much to send it on massive swings.
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NSO, a private company based in Herzliya, Israel, has hired former government hackers to ply their trades for foreign governments.
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Lazar, who has been a jack-of-all trades for the Senators, has only scored 23 times in 83 NHL games.
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Edmonds also stated in his prior deposition that he would enter precious metals trades for both Nowak and Gottlieb, among others.
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Netflix, with an enterprise value of about $157 billion, trades for around 92 times earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortization.
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Currently most research is given out for free, with brokers recouping the cost through fees on executing trades for fund managers.
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Robert Buckland, Citi's chief global equity strategist, says to stick with these safe-haven trades for the rest of the year.
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Foreign banks use it to hedge their dollar interest rate exposure or to facilitate trades for clients in the United States.
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This order router will allow Fidelity institutional customers to execute trades for bitcoin, ether and other assets at multiple market venues.
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The paper notes that Ford trades for only seven times projected 2017 earnings and has a dividend yield of 5.4 percent.
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He's not trading his own book, but rather is taking orders and executing trades for a client, an Asian asset manager.
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Most research currently is given out for free, with brokers recouping the cost through fees on executing trades for fund managers.
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Sears is determined to survive the turmoil, despite falling sales and a stock price that now trades for less than $4.
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The Financial Times reported on Friday that JPMorgan Chase & Co and Citigroup Inc would not immediately clear bitcoin trades for clients.
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And last summer, JPMorgan Chase & Co also began offering free stock trades for self-managed accounts through its mobile banking app.
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Executing trades for clients can often times be a difficult, complex task that proves hard to explain in a cohesive way.
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Shares of Helios and Matheson fell 3 percent in extended trading Wednesday, though the stock trades for just 2 cents per share.
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But while we've seen teams work their way around the cap in trades for a decade, this feels like a new category.
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On Tuesday, word surfaced that Jackson was taking calls on potential trades for the one good thing about the franchise, Yung Kristaps.
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The closest is security vendor Palo Alto Networks at 12 times revenue, while fellow Internet giant Alphabet trades for 6.9 times sales.
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The statement did not specify a new rate, but the riyal trades for around 350 to the dollar in the black market.
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A strategic partner will potentially increase the volume of trades for Lotus, as grain handlers do a lot of business among them.
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TBTF firms perform the creditworthiness checks on smaller, less-heavily capitalized institutions and individuals, as they introduce those clients' trades for clearance.
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Think of the trades for Nick Swisher and Brandon McCarthy, underperforming players who thrived with the Yankees and cost little in return.
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It is traditionally taught as a series of calculations that can explain why England produces cloth that it trades for Portugal's wine.
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The trades for Chapman and Miller significantly strengthened the Yankees' farm system, positioning them — at least in theory — for long-term success.
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CEO Richard McVey told Cramer his company has access to data that can help forecast bond trades for clients in about 25,000 CUSIPs.
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That would echo its approach with You Invest Trade, the companion service unveiled last year that includes unlimited free trades for preferred clients.
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Dilmah's founder also runs a charitable foundation focusing on providing opportunities in different trades for younger people in the tea industry, Fernando said.
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Zhao himself started out in the world of financial trading, creating a company called Fusion Systems which enabled high-frequency trades for brokers.
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There are restrictions on what residents can do on the lower level, which is part of the reason the space trades for less.
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Shares of MoviePass parent company Helios and Matheson Analytics dropped 10% Friday afternoon, though the stock trades for a fraction of a penny.
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It's rarer than the 1969 model, with the same configuration, and fewer were produced than the 1969, which trades for $7,000 to $10,000.
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One of his Trump trades, for example, is designed to pay off if the stock market slumps, not unlike what happened on Wednesday.
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Usually the fight is for the wings, but my crew is now counting who got more red peppers and making trades for yellow.
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Usually the fight is for the wings, but my crew is now counting who got more red peppers and making trades for yellow.
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An earlier round of sanctions banned debt trades for government-issued bonds and bonds issued by P.D.V.S.A., effectively barring Venezuela from financial markets.
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The ticker tape machine was invented in 1867 to record telegraphed stock trades for brokerage firms located in Lower Manhattan, the city's financial district.
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Fidelity Investments said on Tuesday it cut the price on trades for stocks and exchange-traded funds by 38 percent for retail brokerage clients.
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Mr. Hind acted as a middle man and helped facilitate trades for the benefit of Mr. Dodgson and himself, the Financial Conduct Authority said.
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The alpha will continue to be set based on the average premium or discount of spot trades for Labuan, Miri Light, Kikeh and Kimanis.
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This month the United States imposed its first economic sanctions on Venezuela, banning debt trades for government-issued bonds and bonds issued by PDVSA.
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Exchanging commissions on these trades for research — known in the vernacular as soft-dollar arrangements — has been the way of the world for decades.
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"You would be able to reconstruct positions and trades for everyone on Wall Street," David Franasiak, a securities attorney with Williams & Jensen, told me.
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Over nearly three years, they said, Mr. Wanger made 15 improper trades for a fund he oversaw at his Chicago firm, Wanger Investment Management.
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Some institutions took advantage of the narrow price swings in the onshore spot yuan to make multiple intraday trades for quick profits, traders said.
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On Tuesday the bank rattled the discount brokerage industry by offering free stock trades for self-managed accounts through its Chase mobile banking app.
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And prices have fallen, too, as a bushel of soybeans now trades for less than $9 compared to more than $11 earlier in the year.
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Normally, large institutions expect banks to conduct large trades for them in the market within a few fractions of a cent of mid-market pricing.
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Some of the big U.S. banks including JPMorgan Chase and Citigroup, will not immediately clear bitcoin trades for clients, the Financial Times reported on Friday.
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Bank of America said Monday that any customer of its retail banking loyalty program will now get unlimited free trades for stocks, ETFs and options.
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Jason Van Dyke will earn $12 an hour working as a "jack-of-all-trades" for the Fraternal Order of Police, the Chicago Sun-Times reported.
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The "Halftime Report" traders delivered their trades for the second half of the day with FedEx, Adobe and KB Home set to report after the bell.
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OptionsHouse executed 27,000 daily average revenue trades for the twelve months ended June 30, of which 63 percent were in options, E*Trade said on Monday.
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The LME is cutting fees for carry trades for a 12-month period to see if volumes that went over-the-counter return to the exchange.
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The Marlins arranged trades for Stanton with the San Francisco Giants and the St. Louis Cardinals, but Stanton invoked his no-trade clause in each instance.
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A London software company that helps process trades for wealth managers and stockbrokers has been snapped up by Californian fintech InvestCloud for $20 million (£16.4 million).
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The big-ticket trades for Miller, Chapman, and the at-least-temporarily-no-longer-unhittable Craig Kimbrel within the past year reaffirms them as extremely valued currency.
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Active managers in Instinet, the equity trading arm of Nomura Group, execute trades for asset management firms and may very well hope a renaissance is upon us.
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Currently big investment banks and brokerages send research notes on companies for free, with brokers recouping the cost through fees for handling trades for the asset managers.
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UBS compiled a list of the "top 10 crowded trades" for clients, in which the firm's analysts highlight the stocks most overweight by global active fund managers.
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Edmonds said as part of his role he would also enter trades for both Nowak and Smith into the firm's in-house risk management system called Athena.
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Short-term government debt has been one of the more popular trades for the past year, and looks to remain so at least over the medium term.
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E*Trade Financial – E*Trade joined rivals Charles Schwab and TD Ameritrade in eliminating commissions for online trades for U.S.-listed stocks, options, and exchange-traded funds.
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At this point, you know where this story ends: LTS Nutraceuticals failed to make required regulatory filings and now trades for a fraction of a penny per share.
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Prosecutors said Robert Stewart, 61, in several instances had two work associates, including Richard Cunniffe, 62, conduct trades for him in exchange for a cut of the profits.
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The CFTC said it would continue to monitor block trades for examples of lost liquidity in nearby contracts, and for block prices falling outside the normal trade range.
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In this way, tools that review trades for compliance with specific rules before they are submitted for execution can help cut down on identifying problems after the fact.
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Other moves worked, like the signing of reliever Steve Cishek last winter and the summer trades for Cole Hamels, Daniel Murphy, Jesse Chavez and Jorge De La Rosa.
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BOSTON, Feb 28 (Reuters) - Fidelity Investments said on Tuesday it cut the price on trades for stocks and exchange-traded funds by 38 percent for retail brokerage clients.
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He also made several trades for prospects, bolstering a farm system whose talent level has risen to third in baseball, from 20th, in rankings by ESPN's Keith Law.
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"Bitcoin is a store of value, first and foremost," Michael Moro, the CEO of Genesis Trading, which brokers Bitcoin trades for institutions and large investors, said in an email.
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The company dragged down its competitors, sending CVS shares tumbling 2300 percent and Rite Aid's stock down by 22 percent, though it trades for less than $22019 a share.
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But BAML has laid out a compelling case for the death of the 60-40 portfolio going forward and provided alternative trades for investors looking to preserve its characteristics.
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It is part of Corporate and Investment Banking's operations department that handles middle and back office functions, such as clearing, collateral, execution of trades, for all CIB business lines.
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Kraken Exchange, which has about 203 percent of U.S.-dollar bitcoin trade volume, showed on its website that trades for bitcoin cash were pricing the new coin around $197.
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This is where a bank would conduct trades - for example, buying European securities - out of its EU base but process and risk manage the transactions at its London office.
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It makes money from payments from marketmakers to whom it sends trades for execution, interest from cash in clients' accounts, charging for premium services and lending stocks on margin.
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But Thibodeau and his general manager, Scott Layden, did not begin to seek trades for Butler until training camp was underway and ultimately dealt him to Philadelphia on Nov.
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The case tells us a lot about one of the most important duties that Wall Street firms perform for their clients — executing trades for hedge funds and other large investors.
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The complaint is the latest regulatory action to review claims of overcharging at Boston-based State Street, one of the world's largest custody banks that handles trades for big investors.
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After a successful stint in Denver, he built a perennial playoff contender in Toronto, then brought them a championship by making high-stakes trades for Kawhi Leonard and Marc Gasol.
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This follows a similar decision by ESMA to allow the London Stock Exchange's LCH unit to continue clearing trades for EU customers for a year under a no-deal Brexit.
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At $192, it trades for just under 13 times the 6.43 estimated adjusted earnings figure and has risen just 6 percent in 2017, versus 9 percent for the overall market.
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"I think the political uncertainty that was hanging over markets did benefit flight-to-safety type trades for Treasurys, but that wasn't the only reason" yields were low, said Goncalves.
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Apple trades for just a 19 price-earnings ratio based on estimated 12-month earnings, lower than the P-E on the S&P 500 of more than 22 times.
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It makes money from payments from marketmakers to whom it sends trades for execution, interest from uninvested cash in clients' accounts, charging for premium services and lending stocks on margin.
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It follows a similar decision taken by ESMA to allow the London Stock Exchange's LCH unit to continue clearing trades for EU customers for a year under a no-deal Brexit.
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"He did say it was a very large position but we'll have to wait until we get the shareholder trades for the month to see what it actually is," Saunders said.
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Investment firm Fidelity last year launched a new company focused on custody and executing trades for cryptocurrencies, while J.P. Morgan started rolling out its own digital currency for wholesale payments clients.
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But Los Angeles addressed that issue with trades for right-handed bats in Manny Machado, Brian Dozier and David Freese and showed improvement against southpaws in the latter part of the season.
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Gowin, which trades for 24.79 local manufacturers, saw its annual order value drop by 21 percent this year due to a 220 percent plunge in exports by his clients to U.S. buyers.
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"Participants in the foreign exchange market rely on a transparent and fair market to ensure competitive prices for their trades for all participants," DFS Superintendent Maria Vullo said in the Wednesday statement.
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Gowin, which trades for 24.79 local manufacturers, saw its annual order value drop by 203 percent this year due to a 220 percent plunge in exports by his clients to U.S. buyers.
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A severe shortage of hard currency in the formal banking system has led to a booming black market for dollars where the hard currency currently trades for a roughly 40 percent premium.
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They said contrarian themes and trades for January for investors keen to swim against the current would include buying cyclical leveraged stocks, emerging currencies, U.S. industrials and small caps, and European stocks.
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Firms that manage 401(k) plans, Wall Street firms that execute trades for them and the 54 million Americans who have 103(k) accounts could be hurt by such a change. Mortgages.
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It operates dark pools — platforms to match buyers and sellers of securities off public exchanges — and places trades for both retail and institutional investors, processing more than a billion shares each day.
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The Yankees made two trades for starting pitching after Headley moved from third base to first, and the veteran's bat seems to justify their decision not to add someone for first base.
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With that set of potential rivals, investors may be more inclined to value Peloton like Planet Fitness, a budget fitness chain that went public in 2015 and trades for 7.8 times revenue.
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One thing is clear – the onus is now on startups like Robinhood, which has run commission-free trades for years, to figure out new ways to set themselves apart from the broker behemoths.
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MUMBAI, Nov 26 (Reuters) - A ban by India's market regulator on Karvy Stock Broking from taking on new clients and executing trades for allegedly misusing client securities has unnerved the country's retail investors.
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PDS said last week that an unidentified trader, who handled crude oil trades for China, had "repeatedly" engaged in unauthorized derivatives transactions and had disguised them to look like hedge transactions since January.
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PDS said last week that an unidentified trader, who handled crude oil trades for China, had "repeatedly" engaged in unauthorized derivatives transactions and had disguised them to look like hedge transactions since January.
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And the Yankees did use the pitchers Adam Warren and Shane Greene — both drafted well beyond the 100th overall pick — in trades for the middle-infield duo of Starlin Castro and Didi Gregorius.
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And because it's designed as a jack-of-all-trades for controlling multiple types of smart home devices, the Home app isn't as fully featured as dedicated bulb apps like those from Philips are.
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Where the SN30 Pro excels, however, is as a jack of all trades for casual gamers who spend as much time playing classic retro games as they do modern titles like Super Mario Odyssey.
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In lieu of working at a shop, Pinchuk does the tattoos in her personal space; rather than accepting money, she trades for things she wants or needs, like books or a bottle of whiskey.
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China has boomed as a cryptocurrency trading venue in recent years as its domestic exchanges had previously allowed users to conduct trades for free, attracting investors and speculators who boosted demand and encouraging volumes.
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Pre-crash AIS had it docked off the coast of Grand Cayman, executing automatic trades for the usual coterie of batshit one-percenters who lived aboard Gulfstreams and kept their Picassos at the airport.
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Authorities said Robert Stewart, an accountant, traded on the tips and, after a regulatory inquiry, arranged to have a business associate, Richard Cunniffe, make trades for a cut of the $1.16 million in profits.
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Prosecutors said that, after a regulator began inquiring about Kinetic Concepts trading, Robert Stewart arranged to have a business associate, Richard Cunniffe, make trades for a cut of what became $1.16 million in profits.
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Williams and the general manager, Nick Krall, also used prospects and a draft pick in trades for Gray (from the Yankees), Roark (from the Washington Nationals) and Kemp, Puig and Wood (from the Dodgers).
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If Boston also re-signs Isaiah Thomas, lands someone like Gordon Hayward in free agency this summer, and also trades for an All-Star talent, the franchise will find itself paying the luxury tax.
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Sources told CNBC's David Faber that a decent-sized stake in the privately held company now trades for $90 a share, down from $300 in July when the company was valued at $38 billion.
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Euroclear, which settles stock trades for the London Stock Exchange, Euronext and other exchanges, said on Tuesday it would pay a full year dividend of 82.4 euros per share, up by 50% on 2018.
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Roku, by contrast, trades for 12.9 times revenue, putting it more in line with high-growth software companies than newer gadget companies or legacy hardware makers like Apple (3.9), Intel (3.3) or Qualcomm (3.7).
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His legacy includes an eponymous regulation mandated by the landmark 2010 Dodd-Frank Act, the "Volcker rule," which prevents banks from using customer deposits to make speculative short-term trades for their own profit.
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The former Soviet republic's sum currency trades for less than half its official value on the informal market due to severe foreign exchange restrictions which businessmen say are the main obstacle to foreign investment.
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Neither plan came to fruition, and other deals made between those sad bookends—trades for Lamar Odom in December 2011 and Rajon Rondo in December 2014—landed somewhere between tragedy and extremely broad comedy.
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In its statement, the firm said it also would automatically direct client money into higher-yielding money market accounts and is offering zero payment for order flow on where it sends its trades for execution.
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The trend picked up with automated investing apps, known as "robo advisors," such as Wealthfront, Betterment and Acorns, according to Robert Cortright, CEO of DriveWealth, which handles fractional trades for Square and other start-ups.
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Accordingly, going long volatility would be a staunchly contrarian bet, going against the grain of current investor thinking, while BAML also suggested "long BRIC/short FAANG" and "long bonds" as trades for the contrarian investor.
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An upstart company touting a plant-based alternative to beef, Beyond Meat, went public at $25 in May, saw its stock soar to nearly $20083 by July, and now trades for about $77 a share.
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In the first of several expected trades for the woeful Mets, they sent their standout closer, Jeurys Familia, to the Oakland A's on Saturday in exchange for two prospects, cash and international bonus pool space.
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He maintains that he executed those trades for the same reason as three other recently revealed short sales that have raised eyebrows: to avoid any impression that his financial holdings represented a potential conflict of interest.
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Carson, who has become a jack-of-all-trades for Trump and a prominent member of his inner circle, spoke with Ryan days before that meeting in an attempt to lay the groundwork ahead of Thursday.
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Russia figures among the top 27 trades for Deutsche Bank, Goldman Sachs, UBS, JPMorgan, Rabobank and Bank of America Merrill Lynch among others, with Goldman predicting it "to move from a recovery to a growth phase".
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Others arrived in trades for veterans who seemed to have little value; Nick Pivetta, a promising starter, came from Washington for reliever Jonathan Papelbon, and another starter, Ben Lively, came from Cincinnati for outfielder Marlon Byrd.
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Colas backed up his assertion by noting that the Shanghai Composite trades for less than half its October 2007 peak, yet China's economy in the 11 years since then has more than tripled to $653 trillion.
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While Goldman Sachs already clears trades for clients participating in Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) and the Chicago Board Options Exchange (CBOE) bitcoin futures markets, the bank will soon offer its clients non-deliverable forward contracts for bitcoin.
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Lawyers for Vorley and Chanu had argued that the trades for which they were charged did not constitute so-called materially false statements, as is required for a charge to be filed under the wire fraud statute.
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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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On the lighter side, here's his tale of a drunk selling off his pantaloons for whiskey: Many of the trappers and hunters now collected here were lounging about, maldng small trades for sugar, coffee, flour, and whiskey.
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With a stock market value of $23 billion as of Thursday's close, Facebook trades for 260 times revenue, by far the highest multiple among the 55 U.S. tech companies valued at $10 billion or more, according to FactSet.
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When you're playing it on your internet-enabled fridge screen while you're getting the eggs out in the morning, because you're just doing a few quick trades for Madden Ultimate team, it's going to take a different format.
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Russia figures among the top picks for 2017 trades for Deutsche Bank, Goldman Sachs, UBS, JPMorgan, Rabobank and Bank of America Merrill Lynch among others, with Goldman predicting it "to move from a recovery to a growth phase".
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In order to minimize these commission fees, Maurer at The BAM Alliance suggested not trading very often, noting that some custodians will offer commission-free trades for an initial time period or on particular products, like certain ETFs.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Innate Immunotherapeutics is a tiny pharmaceutical company from Australia that has no approved drugs and no backing from flashy venture capital firms, and trades for just over a dollar a share on the Australian Stock Exchange.
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Although the onshore yuan flitted within a tight 297.502-pip range in the morning session, trading was active as market participants took advantage of the narrow price swings to make multiple intraday trades for quick profits, traders said.
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Steve Mills, the Knicks' president, cited worries that Porzingis was growing detached from the organization as a key factor in the team's decision to seek out trades for the best big man it has seen since Patrick Ewing.
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A PDS employee who handles crude oil trades for China "was discovered to have been repeatedly engaging in unauthorized derivatives transactions and disguising them to look like hedge transactions since January of this year," Mitsubishi said in a statement.
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JPMorgan Chase and Morgan Stanley, which will handle trades for the new firm, have not yet committed to offering their wealthy customers a chance to invest with Mr. Cohen's new fund, according to two people familiar with each bank.
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The company, which also trades for its own account and on behalf of institutional investors, said it would ultimately cut out $340 million in costs, or 44 percent of the combined expense base of Virtu and KCG, prior to the merger.
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A Wall Street chief strategist explains why we've dodged a recession for now — and lays out 5 trades for an explosive stock rebound Calls for an imminent recession flared at the end of 2018 amid troubling signs of slowing economic growth.
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The $220 million punishment is just petty cash for Goldman, but this case tells us a lot about one of the most important duties that Wall Street firms perform for their clients — executing trades for hedge funds and other large investors.
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Unlike InCommodities, which trades for itself, Danske Commodities buys and sells on behalf of clients which may be power companies or renewable energy producers; its earnings before interest and tax rose by 28 percent last year to 72 million euros.
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LONDON, Oct 24 (IFR) - Swaps compression cycles intended to tear up superfluous contracts have been extended to client-cleared buyside trades for the first time, enabling end-users that are not direct members of a clearinghouse to collapse redundant exposures.
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Hot consumer brands offer what I consider to be ephemeral growth prospects, and those are more like crowded trades for the more nimble investor as opposed to someone like me who prefers to take a two- to five-year outlook.
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The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) said on Friday it would begin the process of temporarily "recognizing" clearing houses in Britain so they could continue clearing derivatives trades for EU customers after Brexit if no transition is in place.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The London Metal Exchange is the favorite to clear trades for the new base metals platform NFEx as it would be the most efficient option for those wanting to use both venues, sources familiar with the matter said.
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We must ensure our workforce will meet the demand created by these infrastructure investments, but will also allow for pathways into the skilled trades for the next generation of apprentices with a focused commitment to women, communities of color, and veterans.
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We've made trades for safer guys with a lower ceiling who could impact us sooner, but we were certainly in position last July to go for the most talent regardless of how far away from the big leagues they were.
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"While we do see plausible trades for all 5 of our stocks, we struggle to identify catalysts for some, while others aren't particularly attractive from a valuation perspective," said Sacconaghi, rated consistently the No.1 Apple analyst by Institutional Investor magazine.
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Democratic lawmakers have called on the Securities and Exchange Commission to investigate the trades for potential violations of the Stop Trading on Congressional Knowledge Act, which prohibits lawmakers, their staff members and executive branch officials from trading on nonpublic information.
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The recent cases — involving a commodities sales agent and an investment adviser — signal that the two primary regulators continue to unearth violations in trade allocation where investment managers or trading personnel cherry-picked the winning trades for themselves or other favored accounts.
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U.S. extra long staple cotton, or "pima," trades for 152.25 cents per lb, according to Thomson Reuters Eikon data, a 125 percent premium over cotton prices on ICE Futures U.S., a contract that accepts cotton of a "strict low middling staple length".
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Thiam said the fresh capital would give the group a pro forma Basel III common equity Tier 25.53 ratio of 215% and allow it greater flexibility to carry out its strategy, by allowing it to make more capital-intensive trades for instance.
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Should they conduct a firesale, trade DeRozan and LaMarcus Aldridge, then head into next season aggressively rebuilding around Dejounte Murray, Lonnie Walker IV, their own two first-round draft picks plus whatever they get back in trades for their two best players?
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But a trade makes better sense for everyone involved: Love gets to enter a more competitive situation, the Cavs get to kickstart their rebuild with future assets, and whoever trades for him gets a damn good player for at least a couple seasons.
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The Volcker Rule has been credited with curtailing the ability of banks to make risky and speculative trades for their own account — which some contend contributed to some of the excesses that led up to the financial crisis of a decade ago.
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An employee of Petro-Diamond Singapore (PDS) who handles crude oil trades for China "was discovered to have been repeatedly engaging in unauthorized derivatives transactions and disguising them to look like hedge transactions since January of this year," Mitsubishi said in a statement.
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As investors braced for the Cboe launch, some big U.S. banks, including JPMorgan Chase and Citigroup, will not immediately clear bitcoin trades for clients once investors start trading futures contracts, the Financial Times reported on Friday, citing people familiar with the matter.
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HONG KONG/SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Tired of spending hours at her Beijing bank discussing her finances and a myriad of investment options with her account manager, Lauren Ma turned to Lingji, a phone app that pre-selects a range of assets and trades for her automatically.
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The European Commission proposed a draft law on Thursday to continue shielding pension funds - a sector it sees as critical for investment in infrastructure - from having to clear their derivatives trades for a further three years, saving them billions of euros in collateral requirements.
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Earlier the Financial Times reported that the bank had executed up to 8.5 billion euros of so-called mirror trades for Russian customers in 2013, which made the bank 10 million euros, raising concerns about a significant U.S. penalty and hitting Danske Bank's already battered shares.
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While the Yankees' acquisition of Hicks from Minnesota in November was overshadowed by their trades for closer Aroldis Chapman and middle infielder Starlin Castro, who have both made the All-Star team, it is worth noting that Hicks was the 222th overall pick in the 2000 draft.
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The European Commission proposed a draft law on Thursday to continue shielding pension funds - a sector it sees as critical for investment in infrastructure - from having to clear their derivatives trades for a further three years, a move to save them billions of euros in collateral payments.
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The Cavaliers, who are enduring a 257-9 slide after a recent 18-1 surge, are willing to trade Tristan Thompson, J. R. Smith and Iman Shumpert, in addition to draft compensation, to facilitate trades for their top targets, according to the people familiar with the team's plans.
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The Knicks move forward with massive financial flexibility and a young core of Smith, Kevin Knox, Allonzo Trier and Frank Ntilikina, as well as seven first-round picks over the next five years — chips they can either build around or offer in trades for someone starry like Anthony Davis.
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More recently, Vanguard, J.P. Morgan, Interactive Brokers and other firms have also announced their own free trade options, as brokerages lower costs to remain competitive, and on Wednesday T.D. Ameritrade announced its U.S. brokerage firm will begin offering free trades for its online stocks, ETFs, and options starting October 3.
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Jack Bowers, president of Independent Fidelity Investors, the publisher of the newsletter, which has about 18,000 subscribers with an average age of 75, said he consulted with the editors John Boyd and John Bonnanzio to determine trades for the five model portfolios: Select, Unique Opportunities, Growth, Growth & Income and Income.
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How one expert thinks the war over zero-fee online trading could propel US stocks 103% higher next year — and his best trades for taking advantageJulian Emanuel of BTIG said another huge year for stocks could be coming as zero-fee online trading encourages investors to move money into equities.
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The Celtics have spent a good amount of their history fleecing other teams in trades for stars or acquiring them via the draft, but Horford is the first true star the Celtics have ever really signed away from another team in free agency, which should go some way towards eliminating a stubborn stigma.
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At crunch moments that means that the price is a matter of argument between the bank, who is broking thousands of trades for different clients while holding its own exposure, and individual customers, who have to assess whether the price they got was fair without knowing what other trades the bank did.
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Sure. Yet it's most certainly not James's fault that the team's owner, Dan Gilbert, had a decaying relationship with the highly rated general manager David Griffin, which prompted an unforeseen parting in June 2017 — when Griffin was in the midst of trying to execute trades for the likes of Paul George and Jimmy Butler.
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There are also signs that the traditional divide between the "dealer-to-dealer" bond market, where banks trade with each other, and the "dealer-to-client" area, where they arrange trades for other investors, is beginning to blur, with some experts heralding the dawn of an "all-to-all" market for the biggest, most liquid bond markets.
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Collecting art can be like dealing in futures, and one could argue that the credentialed lawyer who bills hourly is acting as a kind of speculator and taking on all the risk when he trades for what is in a sense magically minted money — but on the other hand, it's the artist whose work has the potential to appreciate in market value.
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