Auktionsaufrufphase
English translation: call phase
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48 mins
see below Explanation: Looks like you're right on the money. Both Schäfer, Hyperbook Wirtschaftsenglisch, and Zahn, Bank- und Börsenwesen, give "Call" for Aufruf. Aufruf m (Bö) call Der grosse Eichborn lists a number of entries for Auktion, but not Auktionsaufruf. Your solution of call phase would seem to be just right. Sorry I couldn't be of more help... |
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see below Explanation: why not email your question to Professor Cramton, an expert on this subject, with a Web site at: http://www.cramton.umd.edu/ Also consider searching the New York Times Web site at: http://www.nytimes.com/yr/mo/day/news/financial/calif-utilit... for an article on the subject see above |
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call phase Explanation: The URL below is an explanation of trading models. It contains the following sentence: "The call phase has a random end in order to avoid price manipulation." Reference: http://www.eex.de/content/term_trad_tmod.html |
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