16:44 Dec 25, 2010 

الشكر لله الذي أتاح لنا فرصة اللقاء في هذا المنتدي، أنا سعيد بلقائك يا محمد

10:46 Dec 25, 2010 

شكرا جزيلا يا اخي العزيز

02:34 Dec 25, 2010 

They're talking about the liquidity of the stock by looking at the acctual trade. Liquidity and trade are two different things, don't get confused. In other words, the trading is the reality and the liquidity is the drawn conclusion.
look at the following and see how they described it......
"Rajhi is the most liquid stock with an average daily trading value ...."
"Rajhi, by far, is the most liquid stock in terms of trading value...."

01:59 Dec 25, 2010 

Finally, we look at the liquidity of the banks’ stocks in the first 11 months of 2010. All else equal, the higher the liquidity of a stock, the better. We plot the average daily trading value for the sampled banks in Figure 1-7. By far, Rajhi is the most liquid stock with an average daily trading value of USD 24.5 million in the first 11 months of this year. The Qatari banks, led by CBQ, came in second place with their average daily trading value ranging from USD 3.6 million for QNB to USD 5.9 million for CBQ.
Figure 1-7 Daily Average Trading Value
Rajhi, by far, is the most liquid stock in terms of trading value, followed by the Qatari banks

01:55 Dec 25, 2010 

Nothing in the context refers to looking at the "trade"

01:29 Dec 25, 2010 

هل من الممكن ان تاتي بمعني تداول الاسهم