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Ring
A place on an exchange assigned for the trading of certain commodities, futures, or options. It is also called a pit or a trading pit.
ring
See pit.
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The company grew out of the trading pits of the CME, CBOT and CBOE by providing quality technical analysis to local floor traders.
Strategy-Based Trading - www.ONN.tv Reports - May 20, 2009 by PR Newswire
TOKYO, March 2 Kyodo Selected editorial excerpts from the Japanese press: GLOBAL STOCK MARKET SLIDE (IHT/Asahi as translated from the Japanese-language Asahi Shimbun's editorial published March 1) A shock wave from a steep stock market slide in Shanghai on Tuesday rippled through equity markets across the world, dampening the bullish mood in the trading pits.
Japanese editorial excerpts -3- by Japan Weekly Monitor
It will cover roughly 13,100 square feet and contain 13 trading pits, similar to NYBOT's original WTC trading floor.
NYMEX and NYBOT sign historic lease agreement. (World News) by Tea & Coffee Trade Journal
 
 
 
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