Sentences with phrase «enough volume of trades»

If you have a large enough volume of trades, the only realistic way to handle the problem is with software specially designed for this purpose.

Not exact matches

The latter is important because unless the trade volume of the exchange is high enough, you might wait for a long time for your order to be filled when you are buying a lot of Bitcoins.

The other objective of bankers advising the deal, the people say, is to make sure there is a high - enough volume of shares traded to insulate the company against extreme volatility.

We wanted to start an exchange that would operate on the same level of sophistication as the global exchanges of traditional finance: powerful enough to trade large volumes, protected by bank - level security, powered by state - of - the - art technology, and most importantly, regulatorily compliant and trustworthy.

They have the first handful of issues or trade collection volumes out on the service for a lot of the books they have there and hoping that people will be interested enough to buy the next volumes once they've finished with the issues that the «unlimited» service has to offer.

Of course, there is enough room, since Lightning caters more to trade and micro publishers and CreateSpace to the quick do - it - yourselfer, but that hasn't stopped Amazon from reporting «stocking issues» with Lightning Source - produced print - on - demand titles, especially those that are selling in higher volume.

That does cut down on revenue per book, but the trade off is that Amazon can sell hopefully a high enough amount of volume to make it worth it.

On the other hand (sorry — this is going to be a bit long), as a long time comic fan I have to respectfully disagree with what ultmately you settle upon for the definition of graphic novels: «A graphic novel is a complete work of fiction in the comics form which, if printed, is long enough to be bound as a trade volume, so with a glued or sewn spine.»

While there is no one - size - fits - all rule, in general, exchange - traded funds with about 500,000 shares of average daily trading volume are liquid enough for retail investors to buy and sell without «moving the market,» so to speak.

Most of the time they will make money, because there is enough informationless volume trading back and forth, that they can take a few losses when information hits the market, and informed traders temporarily make money against intermediaries until a new equilibrium is reached.

Will there ever be extreme enough news that everyone will want out of the markets, to the point where trading volume actually freezes?

The ETF and index also exclude companies with market caps of less than $ 100 million, as well as companies that do not have enough trading volume to be practical holdings.

I figure it would probably have to take into account factors such as current trading volume on Company X and the total number of shares outstanding, but I don't know enough to know what I don't know...

The other objective of bankers advising the deal, the people say, is to make sure there is a high - enough volume of shares traded to insulate the company against extreme volatility.

Volume reached 111.1 million shares, surpassing the full - day average of 93.2 million, and enough to make the stock the most actively traded on major U.S. exchanges.

Moreover, if trade volume in a single country is high enough, it's likely that the market structure of that country's exchanges, and, by extension, that country's regulatory regime, could have a price impact on cryptocurrencies.

Rilcoin is intending to become an established platform for the people who're whether comfortable or not with the concept of cryptocurrencies by acquiring enough technical support, liquidity as well as trade volume.