Sentences with phrase «growing trading losses»

What caught my attention in late 2007 were the weird, amorphous, and ever growing trading losses in the subprime - mortgage bond market suffered by the big Wall Street banks.

Not exact matches

But Son's loss — which could grow quite large when trading opens in Sprint's stock on Monday — is a huge win for wireless consumers.

Without a substantial gain / loss from trading operations, Wells Fargo is able to focus on growing a more sustainable core business.

In July, the bank said that losses on its botched trades had reached $ 5.8 billion and could grow.

But the loss is bearable and disruption to the aluminium market and growing protectionism may end up helping CEO Ivan Glasenberg's trading business.

When JPMorgan first started to talk about the botched trades — some of which are still open positions they are trying to unwind — the bank said that they had grown out of hedges aimed at protecting the bank against losses on the bank's large bond portfolio.

The wild pet trade may surpass habitat loss as a factor in the growing silence of the natural world

The Houghton Mifflin Harcourt trade group eked out a small sales increase in the first quarter, although its operating loss grew slightly compared to 2017's losses.

The bigger the trade the bigger potential loss, the longer you wait to take a stop loss the bigger a loss will grow.

However, if you cut your trade before your original stop loss gets hit, you're not letting your trading business have the proper room it needs to grow.

My deep technical research and trading experience have shown that profits can grow exponentially up and losses will be lower if you use the scaling - in technique.

I would never personally let my trading account grow and grow when trading without stop losses.

Cash has become king for a growing number of Canadian investors worried about the uncertain global economy, but the country's wealthiest individuals fear that a greater allocation to cash will only lead to more losses, reports a new online survey by iShares, the exchange - traded fund provider operated by BlackRock Canada.

Trading hundred of canopy height for the short crops we grow is probably a loss overall rather than a gain.