Sentences with phrase «opposite side of the trade»

John Picone, chair of the firm's Intellectual Property and Patent Litigation Group, added, «I met Jeff many years ago when we were on opposite sides of a trade secret case.

Consider the current Herbalife drama, where investors William Ackman and Carl Icahn (and Daniel Loeb) are taking complete opposite sides of the trade (Ackman is short and Icahn is long).

In many instances, these professionals are on the opposite side of your trades, and on balance, they are going to beat you» Michael Steinhardt

Always look at things from your opponents point of view, as he is betting in the opposite direction that you are... remember there is always somebody on the opposite side of your trade, wanting the market to go in the opposite direction and having equally strong convictions in their trade as you have in yours.

This means you can swing in one direction for a few days and then when you spot reversal patterns you can swap to the opposite side of the trade.

But after reading a glob of articles criticizing buybacks, it makes me want to take the opposite side of the trade.

Perhaps more specifically, a professional trader will typically be on the opposite side of a trade than an amateur.

Since the primary driver of profits at these companies is proprietary trading, quite often investment bank traders will be on the opposite side of trades from their shareholders, unknowingly or otherwise.

Markets makers do take the opposite side of a trade, and may act as a buyer if you are a seller, or vice versa.

There are times when a market marker will take the opposite side of your trade.

And so you seek other trading venues out away from the NYSE and NASDAQ, and occasionally you find you can get large trades done there when there is another large trader willing to take the opposite side of your trade.

We already have too much of that...») The FX traders pounce, and take the opposite side of the trade, and push the US Dollar lower.

4) I'll take the opposite side of this trade.

Risk can't be eliminated from the system, except to the extent that parties for one reason or another naturally want the opposite side of a trade.

Some market participants do think that bond yields will inevitably rise but on the opposite side of the trade are investors who think bond yields are not going anywhere.

The seller of the option contract receives the payment from the buyer and then takes on an obligation to take the opposite side of the trade if the owner chooses to buy or sell the asset.

usually by taking the opposite side of their trades.

I will take the opposite side of the trade from the Morningstar piece.

But I don't recall an active management adherent ever mention that active management is also (simply by virtue of being on the opposite side of the trades that active proponents so often reference) also more likely to significantly underperform a benchmark.

They take the opposite side of the trade early, in order to make it more expensive to do the roll.

Buyers should have known that they were taking the opposite side of the trade from Goldman.