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On average, that would be a total of about 90 market trading days a year.

At that time, risk management was only available after the end of each trading day.

That year, it fell 5.6 percent in the first five trading days.

The market's slide was the second in two trading days.

But this September, with one trading day left, is up more than 4 percent.

Indeed, it has now moved higher in seven of the last eight trading days.

It has jumped 2.5 percent in the last five trading days.

So in the last two trading days the Dow has lost 0.14.

It cannot make decisions when there are just five trading days left.

This year, there have been such moves on 27 percent of trading days.

Around 10:30, an hour into the trading day, everyone seemed surprised by how well the market was doing.

The company released its results after the end of the normal trading day.

The index has dropped 18.7 percent in the last 15 trading days.

The Dow lost 3.3 percent of its value in the next five trading days.

Not bad, but this is unlikely to happen in 20 trading days.

The show gives news that will probably affect the trading day ahead.

This is usually calculated at the end of every trading day.

And Sunday was not a big trading day, anyway, at the time.

But one trading day later, the return was 5.9 percent lower than that of comparable issues.

"But over the next 6 to 10 trading days, I am not so sure.

It dropped 20 percent in the next eight trading days and finished the year at 2,471.

In the 12 trading days of this year, the average has climbed 206 points, or almost 11 percent.

It would operate before and after the regular market trading day.

And the index lost more than 100 points in the eight trading days after the first close above 3,000, on April 17, 1991.

By the end of the trading day, prices were only slightly lower than last Friday.