screen trading

British  

noun

1. a form of trading on a market or exchange in which the visual display unit of a computer replaces personal contact as in floor trading

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Example Sentences

Asset-heavy tech adopters, or those with significant physical infrastructure, were the biggest culprits, according to a Citi screen, trading at significantly higher valuations despite representing a much larger concentration of negative earners than the broader U.S.

From MarketWatch

Cash prices for these sales are also hard to pin down in a market without screen trading.

From Reuters

In overnight screen trading, gold for February delivery traded as low as $1,141.70 an ounce overnight, which was a loss of $33.80 from Friday’s pit close.

From Forbes

Then, in after-hours screen trading, the metal began to slide even though a post-meeting statement said the committee would still be leaving interest rates low for a “considerable time” after the end of the bond-buying program known as quantitative easing.

From Forbes

These days, Gorelick spends his mornings in front of his computer screen, trading blocs of shares of the approximately 30 companies in his portfolio.

From Reuters