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stockbroker

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stock·bro·ker  (stkbrkr)
n.
One that acts as an agent in the buying and selling of stocks or other securities; a broker.
stockbroker·age n.
stockbroking n.
stockbroker
Noun
a person who buys and sells stocks and shares for customers and receives a percentage of their profits
stockbroking n
ThesaurusLegend:  Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
Noun1.stockbrokerstockbroker - an agent in the buying and selling of stocks and bonds
broker, factor, agent - a businessman who buys or sells for another in exchange for a commission
Translations
stockbroker [ˈstɔkbrəukəʳ] n → agente m/f or corredor(a) m/f de bolsa
stockbroker [ˈstɔkbrəukəʳ] stock n → agent m de change
stockbroker [ˈstɔkbrəukəʳ] stock n → Börsenmakler m
stockbroker [ˈstɔkbrəukəʳ] n → agente m di cambio
stockbroker stock


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The right house was the residence of an opulent stockbroker who wore a heavy watch-chain and seemed fair game.
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In Brittany he had come across a painter whom nobody else had heard of, a queer fellow who had been a stockbroker and taken up painting at middle-age, and he was greatly influenced by his work.
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I met a young New York stockbroker, named Nesbitt, in London, and in common with all London, I suppose, by this time, I learnt the secret of all those anonymous contributions to the hospitals and other charitable causes during the last year.
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