1.   Each share enables the holder to have one trader on the floor.

2.   A dealer market, like NASDAQ, has multiple traders, known as market makers, executing customer orders in many places.

3.   Fear of Washington manipulating exchange rates, however, has traders warning of Japanese investors shunning U.S. Treasuries and other dollar-denominated investments.

4.   Policies proposed by Chirac have traders predicting that France will fall short.

5.   Plummeting Tokyo stocks had traders thinking a rate rise was less likely in the immediate future, and dampened interest in receiving fixed rates.

6.   Speculation over rates has traders placing more emphasis on the words Matsushita uses at the press conference.

7.   That really had oil traders howling in laughter.

8.   The Glaxo offer is the latest in a string of drug mergers, and it has traders touting more takeover candidates.

9.   The number has some traders thinking the Reserve Bank of Australia may refrain from cutting interest rates again soon.

10.   First, we have the traders who forget their price tags, then hike the prices at will.