overtrade

While I never felt the urge to overtrade on Tuesday, mostly because I was happy to have such great results right off the bat, I could recognize that my subsequent positions in all of the stock I traded were meeting resistance.

Round pound retailers and bargain stores such as B&M also cashed in with a greater overtrade index than any other operator.

In the long run, those investors who overtrade, and those wealth managers that encourage portfolio churn simply to generate fees, will underperform those that take a more strategic, longer-term approach.

"The world is uncertain and during the period of boom you need to always have an understanding that it may not persist and therefore you don't overtrade during that period.

19, 2014), available at http://www.sec.gov/divisions/investment/noaction/2014/amerivest-081914-205al.htm, archived at https://perma.cc/RRK4-UYWU (internal quotation marks omitted) (observing that performance-based compensation may "encourage advisers to take undue risks with the funds of clients, to speculate, or to overtrade").

Owners overtrade and stock up on inventories with little consideration shown to the risks arising from the effects devaluation of commodities.

However, banks will be cautious when reviewing the terms of facilities; it will be very easy to overtrade and face cash flow uncertainty and the potential for increased litigation is already starting to show.

The Greater Huddersfield Clinical Commissioning Group has a fixed-price deal with the hospitals this year but say the 'overtrade', which is on target to hit PS1.6m, could affect budgets next year.

Our experience has shown time and time again that many SMEs run out of cash during the recovery phase, as there is a real temptation to overtrade.

2006: Does Vietnam overtrade with its neighbouring countries?

n Do not overtrade. Do expand at a sustainable annual rate of 25 per cent with conservative debt.