trading capital

During this period, London became a global political, financial, and trading capital.

Shanghai seems determined to be a financial and trading capital.

It was also the trading capital of the Near East.

A few years ago, it was not uncommon for day traders to mortgage their homes to raise trading capital.

This was the trading capital of the region.

Through unknown mechanisms, he yet again lost much of his trading capital, accumulated through 1929.

They had set up the trading capital of all the dimensions, a bazaar that now stretched seemingly forever.

Indore has the largest economy in central India and is the business and trading capital of the state.

However, in the period up to 1730 the directors shipped resources to Asia to build up the trading capital there.

Buying iron condors are popular with traders who seek regular income from their trading capital.

Even in Tokyo, the trading capital of the world, the tension ebbed away on feeble trading levels.

The merchant or monied man makes money by lending money to government, and instead of diminishing, increases his trading capital.

Losses eventually reached £827 million (US$1.4 billion), twice the bank's available trading capital.

Tiens Group focuses on industrial capital, trading capital and financial capital.

As the appointed administrators, Deloitte sought to find a source of short term trading capital, pending a sale of the business.

Margin-equity ratio is a term used by speculators, representing the amount of their trading capital that is being held as margin at any particular time.

Leeson's activities had generated losses totalling £827 million (US$1.3 billion), twice the bank's available trading capital.

He borrowed $1,600 from his family, which after spending $1,200 on a seat at the Mid-American Exchange left him $400 in trading capital.

By 31 March 1946, it was not only able to pay back to the government the assignments of funds made available to it but could also function on its own trading capital.

Today, Galle is a warren of narrow streets reflecting the cosmopolitan heritage - Marco Polo supposedly landed here, and for centuries the town was a trading capital.

The Almoravids took no chances with their trading capital, and wrapped Marrakesh in 16km of pink pisé (mudbrick reinforced with clay and chalk), 2m thick.

There is every reason to assume that the percentage of price action speculators who fail, give up or lose their trading capital will be similar to the percentage failure rate across all fields of speculation.

Mosul was considered a trading capital of the Ottoman Empire because of its location along the trade routes to India and the Mediterranean; also it was considered a political sub-capitol.

It was named as the China Furniture Business and Trading Capital by the China National Light Industry Council and China National Furniture Association.

These traders helped Butaritari became the commercial and trading capital of the Gilbert Islands until Burns Philp, a powerful trading company, moved to Tarawa, following the seat of political power.