Glossary entry

Japanese term or phrase:

30 取引日

English translation:

30 trading days

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Mar 26, 2010 09:15
14 yrs ago
Japanese term

30 取引日 = 30 days or the 30th day?

Japanese to English Bus/Financial Business/Commerce (general) stock
This term appears in the following context:
調整後の行使価額を適用する日に先立つ45 取引日に始まる30 取引日
and this is my translation:
within 30 days of transaction commencing from the 45th day preceding the date which the exercising value after being adjusted become applicable.
So, my doubt is that I'm not sure whether 30 取引日 refers to "the 30th day" or it means a period of time, since I have found out in another version, it is 調整後の行使価額を適用する日に先立つ45 取引日目に始まる30 取引日
Proposed translations (English)
5 +1 30 trading days

Discussion

nhalenguyenanh (asker) Mar 27, 2010:
yes, and I totally concur with your opinion
Yohei Nakamitsu Mar 27, 2010:
It refers to period. But I think "average during 30 days" is more proper than "average within 30 days":

The Company's closing price (...) on average during 30 trading days from the 45th trading day before the date (...)
nhalenguyenanh (asker) Mar 27, 2010:
...に先立つ45取引日目に始まる30取引日における東京証券取引所における当社普通株式の普通取引の終値(気配. 表示を含む。以下同じ。)の平均値(終値のない日を除く。
so, 30取引日における = within 30 trading days?
Yumico Tanaka (X) Mar 26, 2010:
Sorry, I meant 30 days. I was tired.
Yohei Nakamitsu Mar 26, 2010:
Where does "within" came from? I want more extensive context.
nhalenguyenanh (asker) Mar 26, 2010:
so there's something wrong with my translation? because I meant the period (within 30 days)
Yumico Tanaka (X) Mar 26, 2010:
I think it's the 30th day. I bthink your translation is right.

Proposed translations

+1
4 hrs
Selected

30 trading days

調整後の行使価額を適用する日に先立つ45 取引日に始まる30 取引日
30 trading days starting 45 trading days before the day the strike price after adjustment is applied
Peer comment(s):

agree sigmalanguage
10 hrs
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