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- noun Plural form of
Quotron .
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Examples
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The machines were replaced by Quotrons and then computers, but the activity of "watching the tape" was always the same: by examining price movement, an investor can get a feel for market direction and sentiment.
Jill Schlesinger: The National Debt: Another Finanical Crisis in Slow Motion? 2009
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During that period of market collapse and stagflation, investment managers had much better information as Quotrons and their competitors expanded.
Knox 2009
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By then Quotrons were on individual desktops - by 1984 there were 72,000 of them in use.
Knox 2009
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When I first started at Mother Morgan way back in the days of T-Accounts and Quotrons, John Brett said to me "If you're selling when they're buying, you'll be laughing when they're crying.
Minyanville 2008
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