stockbroker

IPA: stˈɑkbroʊkɝ

(finance) A person who buys and sells shares (stock) on a stock exchange on behalf of clients. May also provide investment advice and/or company information, depending on the level of service offered (or chosen by the client).

Examples of "stockbroker" in Sentences

He then worked as a stockbroker.
Edmund Petre worked as a stockbroker.
Meanwhile, he worked as a stockbroker.
That one was a stockbroker, or whatever.
At that time, he was also a stockbroker.
His father was a successful stockbroker.
Imagine a photo of a stockbroker instead.
In 1983 she was registered as a stockbroker.
Stockbroker is a misinterpretation of the word stockholder.
The son of George Prentice Butler, a stockbroker, he was one of eight children.
And instead of calling a stockbroker or visiting a bank branch, many routinely do trading and banking online.
Still for some, like Aitor Zuazua, a 32-year-old stockbroker from the Basque town of Getxo, football and politics do not mix.
Nattering on about all the coke you did while you were a stockbroker is not the same thing as "a blistering satire of the corporate world."
The service has already been installed in Irish stockbroker firms NCB Stockbrokers, Davy and Merrion Stockbrokers to link them to the RTE newsroom.
When I worked as a Series 7 registered representative often referred to as a stockbroker, I followed the lessons of the Get Rich Slowly book religiously.
I called a stockbroker I knew who owned racehorses and asked him about the share movements of the company which had commissioned the analysis of the core.
That said, a stockbroker might be the right choice for investors who have their own ideas about the market and are seeking to use an expert as a sounding board.