nontrading partnership
A partnership that does not buy and sell but instead is a partnership of employment or occupation. — Also termed noncommercial partnership.
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A partnership that does not buy and sell but instead is a partnership of employment or occupation. — Also termed noncommercial partnership.
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program trading. A form of computerized securities trading that usu. involves buying or selling large amounts of stocks while simultaneously selling or buying index futures in offsetting amounts.
trading halt. A temporary suspension of trading in a particular security for a specific reason, such as an order imbalance or a pending news announcement. • Options can be exercised during a trading halt, and open orders may be canceled. — Also termed suspended trading. Cf. TRADING CURB.
separate trading of registered interest and principal of securities. A treasury security by which the owner receives either principal or interest, but usu. not both. — Abbr. STRIP.
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Commodity Futures Trading Commission 〈美〉商品期货交易管理委员会 1975年设立于华盛顿,隶属美国政府的一个独立机构,主要负责《商品交易法》〔Commodity Exchange Act〕的实施,保障商品期货交易所中公正、诚实交易,控制投机活动。
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The use of material, nonpublic information in trading the shares of a company by a corporate insider or other person who owes a fiduciary duty to the company. • This is the classic definition. The Supreme Court has also approved a broader definition, known as the “misappropriation theory”: the deceitful acquisition and misuse of information
A partnership whose usual business involves buying and selling. — Also termed commercial partnership.
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nontrading partnership 非贸易合伙 不从事经常性买卖业务的合伙。
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The buying and selling of securities in the market between members of the public, involving neither the issuer nor the underwriter of the securities.
futures trading. The buying and selling of futures contracts, usu. on formal exchanges. [Cases: Commodity Futures Trading Regulation 11. C.J.S. Securities Regulation § 456.]