buying order

But big buying orders from Japan emerged when the dollar hit 110 yen.

"I telexed a buying order to Zurich this morning.

After opening lower, soybeans strengthened, bolstered by large buying orders, and finished up to 8 cents higher for the May 1990 contract.

This led to frenzied buying orders.

THE City's mood improved yesterday after a big buying order for sterling gave the currency an early boost.

I have a buying order for you, Mr Swales.

Daylight calmly doubled his buying orders.

The first message that goes out tomorrow is my buying order to Aaron Fagan, for fifty thousand British South Africans!"

The improvement in sentiment was helped by reports of a big buying order for sterling, followed by rumours of a favourable opinion poll for the Conservatives.

"The market is almost dominated by buying orders," said Akiya Shimoda, an equity analyst with Yamaichi Securities.

Changes Hampered Buying Orders to buy stocks at a certain price, others said, were even harder to fill because stocks were moving several dollars up or down within a brief period of time.

Let me assure you that "M" does exist, only his correct initial is "C." The documents I had consisted of "buying orders" from Liechtenstein companies with supporting papers to match.

The stock brokers were buying for him simply on his name and reputation and position with CRC Manfred could not place too large a buying order with any one firm lest they ask him to provide surety.

It was a panic, short-lived, it was true, but sharp enough while it lasted to make him remember Holdsworthy and the brick-yard, and to impel him to cancel all buying orders while he rushed to a telephone.

Harvard had dealt in 2 million shares by early afternoon, and the main problem became that of finding sellers to match buying orders from account traders, i.e. investors who were buying then selling the shares quickly in the hope of making an instant profit.