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These late movers were also likely to have been sophisticated electronic or institutional traders; some were probably using arbitrage-based strategies that relied on the futures market for a calculation of the fair price.
The Chinese oil futures contract is, however, being taken seriously by multinational commodity traders (like Glencore) and is priced in a manner that is comparable to the Brent and WTI indices.
Each of these three factors alone would have attracted the attention of traders and investors around the world.
Moreover, a Tobin tax moves financial traders – talented people with strong work habits – into other activities, which (policymakers hope) will benefit the economy more.
Traders might stop trading, but shareholders still might not conduct more fundamental, long-term analysis: the rise of index funds, which hold a broadly-diversified swath of the entire stock market, reflects this trend toward stockholder passivity.
That leaves the hope that a Tobin tax would induce high-IQ financial traders to do something else, with higher net benefits to society.
For example, a 2004 study by Brad Barber and Terrance Odean of the University of California and Yi-Tsung Lee and Yiu-Jane Liu at National Chengchi University acquired trade-by-trade data on individual day traders on the Taiwan Stock Exchange.
The study found that only the top 1% of day traders made a profit – after deducting trading costs – in two consecutive six-month periods, and the median profit was hardly worth the effort: only about US$4000.
In these senses, Swensen is completely different from day traders, who are both investing for the short term and trying to beat the most crowded market – the market for exchange-listed securities.
A carefully designed public-private partnership – in which the state gives a subsidy directly to the poor, who then buy food from private farmers and traders – would benefit all.
Semi-literate email and chat-room exchanges among venal traders revealed brazen conspiracies to rig the afternoon exchange-rate “fix” for profit and personal gain.
Aspiring derivatives traders certainly will be more confident of their career prospects.
China’s Political InterventionsTOKYO – In the last week or so, stock markets around the world have been hit by an upsurge in volatility, with large price swings confronting traders in New York, Tokyo, London, and beyond.
Higher leverage increases their payoffs when times are good – as executives and traders are paid based on their “return on equity.”
Mortgage traders in London – not many of whom were Swiss – took on enormous risks that almost brought down UBS.
If a bank is too big to fail, regulators should go even further, and regulate proprietary traders’ compensation packages to ensure that risks and rewards are properly aligned.
Poor traders like Rosalia want real shops, and for some, Namibia Beverages, the local bottling operation of Coca-Cola, is answering the call with sturdy iron cabins that are spacious, portable, and easily secured.
Coca-Cola supplies the cabins to traders who sell its products, just as it might provide promotional umbrellas to outdoor cafés in Paris.
Breeders and traders like Hume concede that demand “is not going to die down anytime soon.”
Day Traders of CharityLANGKAWI, MALAYSIA – An online charity organization is taking Silicon Valley by storm.
This is particularly relevant to large investors who, unlike traders, cannot totally ignore macroeconomic fundamentals without abandoning reasonable diversification.
One concern among critics is that a transition to a green economy will essentially monetize nature, exposing the world’s forests, fresh water, and fisheries to the profit-seeking behavior of bankers and traders, whose shortcomings helped to trigger the financial and economic turmoil of the past four years.
These goods are sold to local consumers via car dealers and a whole chain of traders and retailers.
Producers and traders of draft animals feared mechanization, which threatened their way of life.
Indeed, the same market-concentration problem applies to other links in the value chain, such as agricultural traders and supermarkets.
Anytime a myth shatters, the computer screens of global traders search for parallel cases.
A fringe of rapid traders may well have greatly reduced the mean duration of stock holding, but, for the bulk of traditional American shareholders, the duration did not change.
In these circumstances, more complicated regulations merely mean more billable hours for lawyers, more income for regulators switching sides, and more profits for derivatives traders.
Such instability would matter little if it produced only dizzying movements on currency traders' computer screens.
The target of all versions of fair trade is “free trade,” and the most damaging attacks on FAIRTRADE have come from free traders.
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