Intraday

Pronunciation: /ˈɪntrəˌdeɪ/

Definitions of intraday

noun refers to activities or movements that occur within a single day, especially in the context of trading or financial markets

Example Sentences

A1 I like to check the intraday stock prices.

A2 The intraday trading session was very volatile.

B1 Investors often analyze intraday charts to make trading decisions.

B2 The intraday fluctuations in the market can be unpredictable.

C1 Professional traders use intraday data to execute short-term trading strategies.

C2 The intraday trading volume reached record levels during the market rally.

Examples of intraday in a Sentence

formal The intraday trading activity showed high volatility throughout the day.

informal We made some quick profits from intraday trading today.

slang I'm trying my luck with intraday trades to make some fast cash.

figurative Intraday movements in the stock market can be like riding a rollercoaster.

Grammatical Forms of intraday

• past tense: intradayed
• plural: intradays
• comparative: more intraday
• superlative: most intraday
• present tense: intraday
• future tense: will intraday
• perfect tense: has intradayed
• continuous tense: is intradaying
• singular: intraday
• positive degree: intraday
• infinitive: to intraday
• gerund: intradaying
• participle: intradayed

Origin and Evolution of intraday

First Known Use: 1970 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'intraday' originated from the combination of the prefix 'intra-' meaning within or inside, and the word 'day'.

Evolution of the word: Originally used in the context of stock trading to refer to activities that occur within a single trading day, the term 'intraday' has since been adopted in various fields to describe events or activities that take place within the same day.