Prices of most Treasury notes and bonds fell yesterday, as traders chose to sell securities despite an exceptionally good inflation report.

Although there is almost complete freedom of trade, many traders choose not to do so in response to the prevailing wishes of their local communities.

Some traders choose to focus on an unlimited number of strategies they feel can be profitable.

First, when new information is received, traders can choose whether to exploit this knowledge in the futures or spot markets.

Nevertheless, many traders will choose to avail themselves of public notice.

Many traders choose to set up as warehousekeepers and operate their own private customs warehouse, either premises or systems based.

Prices of Treasury securities moved higher and interest rates fell in light trading, as traders chose to concentrate on rumors rather than reality.

Now traders can choose cash settlements, with the amounts to be paid determined through auctions.

And traders chose to focus on a surge in new mortgage applications rather than a 3.2 percent drop in housing starts during June.

Selling pressure arose early in the session, as some traders chose to take profits after the market's solid price gains earlier in the week.