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• Execution costs are one advantage the regionals may press in this intensifying competition.
• That fighting, and subsequent executions cost the lives of 130 Iraqi National Congress fighters.
• Research must be " unbundled " from execution costs and priced by the research provider.
• Over time, therefore, the quotes being matched may become wider, increasing execution costs to investors.
• This can save much time and space when decode and dispatch overhead is large compared to the execution cost.
• Starvation, disease and systematic executions cost the lives of 1.7 million people, about one Cambodian in five.
• Execution costs were almost identical on both markets for investors who placed market orders in very large stocks of between 100 and 499 shares.
• The brokerage community essentially wants speed and low execution costs, and the floor community views electronic trading as a clear threat to their livelihood.
• Our . . . model offers the most efficient method of price discovery, leading to the lowest execution costs and best prices for customers.
• In this way, the adviser's sole possible interest is improving performance and lowering execution costs, rather than having a trader and adviser under the same roof.
• By then the Mets had already stranded six runners, three in scoring position, and it was just a matter of time before their lack of offensive execution cost them.
• The latest rule changes are coming into effect in Europe under MiFID II . Research has been deemed an inducement to trade and must be " unbundled " from execution costs.
• In a cloud computing scenario for instance, one should compare query plans not only in terms of how much time they take to execute but also in terms of how much money their execution costs.
• The SEC study tried to assess execution costs and rates of comparable stocks on the different markets, such as pairing up AT & AMP; T, which trades on the Big Board, with WorldCom, a Nasdaq-listed stock.
• Auerbach Grayson believes that it provides investors with advantages that no other firm does : Direct access to local, bottom-up research on thousands of companies in the world s major and emerging markets; and direct, quality execution and clearance in the market, with low execution costs that eliminate spread mark-ups and double commissions.