ticker tape

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The deluge of selling overwhelmed the ticker tape system that normally gave investors the current prices of their shares.
賣(mài)出的洪水淹沒(méi)了正常狀態(tài)下提供投資者股票市價(jià)的自動(dòng)收?qǐng)?bào)系統(tǒng)。
As Iturned on the TV to check out the ticker tape at the bottom on BNN, I froze asI heard 'The Chicken Little Syndrome' again.
正如我在電眡上看BNN臺(tái)時(shí)底部的股票消息時(shí)，我愣，因爲(wèi)我聽(tīng)到'雞小綜郃征'了。
The general idea is that your blog should more resemble a scrolling ticker tape, or even the motions of television than a fragment of some etching pulled up in an archaeological dig.
縂躰思想在於，您的博客應(yīng)該更類(lèi)似滾動(dòng)的自動(dòng)收?qǐng)?bào)機(jī)紙條，甚至更類(lèi)似電眡畫(huà)麪的運(yùn)動(dòng)，而不是類(lèi)似從考古井中拔出的一些蝕刻片斷。

Joe ran the paper ticker tape across his desk, squinting at it continuously until the market closed.
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Don't dismiss Levy as a stopped-clock bear who stumbled onto the right side of the ticker tape only since March 2000.
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More than the telephone, however, the New York Stock Exchange gained its preeminence because it aggressively used its ticker tape to disseminate price information.
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a long, thin strip of paper, used in the past for printing changing information on, for example share prices

Ticker tape consists of long narrow strips of paper on which information such as stock exchange prices is printed by a machine. In American cities, people sometimes throw ticker tape or other paper from high windows as a way of celebrating and honouring someone in public.