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Limit See Trading Limit. Limit 1. The maximum amount of price change a futures contract is allowed to undergo on a given trading day. Limits are mandated by the exchanges on which futures contracts trade, and exist in order to reduce volatility in the market. It is also called a trading limit. 2. The maximum number of transactions in commodities that an individual may make on an exchange on a given trading day. Limits are mandated either by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission or by the exchanges on which commodity contracts trade. It is also called a trading limit. 3. See: Limit order. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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She considers what he wrote about talent, poetic growth, language, poetry in general, and the tradition, and how it relates to his own poetry; the development of his concept of the "Good Drab" style; his ideas about diction; recurring themes about limits, borders, and frontiers in his early to late works; and the change in his style in the 1960s to one that focused on limitary experiences, and the reasons for it. In addition to limitary support against the insurgents, what other ways could the United States help Afghanistan tackle its problems? |
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