Sentences with phrase «to trade back»

Essentially we wait for a false break to occur and then trade back in the direction of the existing trend.

It's why I actually wouldn't mind trading back into the second for multiple picks there.

Either that or they make a 1st round pick then trade back up in the 2nd.

The rest simply provide support for the idea of NOT trading back.

What I can see is trading down to get more day two picks and then trading back into the first round for two picks, using the extra picks we grabbed by trading down.

It's an outdated chart, but still provides a relatively pertinent guideline for trade backs from the top 10 in recent drafts.

I am a fan of trading back at any point if to our benefit.

I don't really want more picks by trading back, but if we are wiped out at 19 then fine.

Or are we already thinking about trade back scenarios?

The same shares are getting traded back and forth.

They can take the player of their choosing or even trade back again if a team wants a QB badly enough.

I am really on the fence about trading back or selecting the QB.

I could see the bills trading back at 22 as well.

Have you seen the trade confirmation from my very first stock trade back in 1989?

I think trading back in the first then using that extra ammo and the other 9 picks we already have to move up and get your guys.

I can't speak for everyone, but when started trading back in 2007 I was constantly switching between time frames.

I do run out of that tier of players after about 5 or 6 guys, so I would be nervous trading back later than about # 19.

That's the only reason I ever pick them up and almost immediately trade them back.

Are stocks pieces of paper to be endlessly traded back and forth, or are they proportional interests in underlying businesses?

With 4 picks in 6 - 7 plus possibly trading back, that is a lot of must - keeps making the team.

Then depending on what the board is looking like maybe trade back again.

I have not problem trading back in the 1st to get him.

I'd be trying to trade back like crazy though.

With a 3rd round pick should he slip and we have traded back somewhere to garner that pick — yes.

I think if he does indeed trade back, he won't be the one getting ripped off.

Both are a reach at this point in the draft as well in my eyes, they could easily trade back a few and still land either guy.

He literally traded back into the 1st in 2012, 2013 and 2014.

We don't have enough picks to afford trading back into the 1st round.

Likewise, it's worth trading back for the same reason.

It is possible to ride a big winning trade back to even.

How do you know it is not the same shares traded back and forth.

There is also no reason why we wouldn't be able to trade back up a few spots later on.

There is probably a scenario where you can trade back from 19 and get an extra 3rd.

... you miss all kinds of impact players by trading back....

I hope we take the highest rated player on our board at 16 if we don't trade back.

Essentially we wait for a false break to occur and then trade back in the direction of the existing trend.

The only question is can he find someone that wants to trade back into the first and what they will offer to get there.

I don't like to take every accessory out and start over, only to trade it back again after the holidays.

If they aren't getting one of those players, why not try to trade back in the first round and add an additional pick?

Are stocks pieces of paper to be endlessly traded back and forth, or are they proportional interests in underlying businesses?

Maybe trade back and draft three players from this deep draft class to get better depth.

If Quenton Nelson or Bradley Chubb were available at # 9, I could see the possibility, but the 49ers won't trade back with any team if Nelson or Chubb are available to them at # 9.

However, with the market again making new highs, interest rates rising, and the «reflation» trade back on, we view the YTD underperformance of the KIE as a buying opportunity.

This means Ward would be a potential trade back option for the Broncos if they do decide to go that route.

$ FUSZ... My GAP N GO Robot added 3120 shares, but is programmed to trade back out... not invest.

I can not stand trading back just because the Eagles don't have a day 2 pick.