Frictionless Trading

Frictionless Trading - a way to sell advertising that cuts out the middlemen

Frictionless Trading enables advertisers and agencies to plan and buy all of their cross-media campaigns directly with the inventory owner

by mouse436 August 19, 2020

corporate trade

A Business man who messes with other men but no one would know by their appearance or talking to them. They most likely are married and have a family. They keep a kept man on the side.

Corporate Trade

I’m tired of working all the time , I need corporate trade, and not these street boys with no job!

by Vjamaal May 22, 2019

blockbuster trade

you're about to receive possibly the worst trade known to man in fantasy football

"Liam I just sent you a blockbuster trade!"

by jecoch08 September 21, 2022

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by Adujasty343 June 14, 2025

dl trade

a man who is publicly straight, but is privately gay/bi. usually because they can't/don't want to come out due to fear.

i banged that dl trade fwb. he was dangerously tight.

by limelipslover August 12, 2025

Trades Assistant

When someone is so infatuated with their male workmate that they want to do everything they can to assist them: feed them, wash them, dress them, undress them, assist them go toilet, wipe them, felate them

George was so infatuated with his workmate Mace that he asked if he could be Maces trades Assistant

by Damo the Leb April 16, 2019

carry trade

Carry trade is an investment consisting of borrowing at a low interest rate to invest in an asset providing a higher rate of return, typically for less than a year.

Carry trades often involve borrowing in hard currency (such as dollars, euros, british pounds, or yen) to invest in high-risk, high-interest notes issued by third world countries.

As these investments are typically not sustainable for the issuing country, most such carry trades are cashed out (re-converted into dollars) within a year - during which net returns of 10% to 50% can often be earned.

A disastrous carry trade developed in Argentina during the Macri presidency (2015-19), as both local and foreign investors took advantage of notes with annual yields averaging over 80%. The trick was re-converting the notes into dollars before the inevitable devaluations, in which the investment could lose 20% in a day.

by ruckman December 24, 2019