a member of the stock exchange who can advise investors and buy and sell shares for them.
A member of the stock exchange who is licensed to buy or sell shares on his own or on his client's behalf. He charges a commission brokerage on the deals.
An agent who buys and sells equities on a stock exchange on behalf of his clients for commission. Stockbrokers also offer investment advice.
Broker who deals primarily with transactions involving stock.
An Exchange member firm which provides advice and dealing services to the public and which can deal on its own account.
A professional person who buys and sells securities on behalf of others in return for a commission (or brokerage).
An individual or company who buys and sells securities on behalf clients in return for a commission based on the value of business done. Otherwise simply known as a broker.
A person or entity who buys and sells securities on a *stock exchange on behalf of an investor and receives remuneration for this service in the form of a commission.
an agent in the buying and selling of stocks and bonds
a financial adviser who specialises in shares and similar investment products
a firm or an individual who is a member of the stock exchange
a man who is always ready, willing, and able to lay down your money for his commission
a person or a corporation authorized and licensed by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and PSE to trade securities
a person (or company) who buys and sells stocks on behalf of another person (or company)
a person who buys and sells shares for other people on the stock market
a person who mediates buying and selling of stocks and shares
a professional person who acts as an agent to aid investors in the buying and selling of stocks
a sales person, who is compensated whenever they can generate the sale of a security through their firm
a sales person, who is generally compensated by commissions relating to trading activity by generating the sale/purchase of a security through their firm
employee of brokerage house who acts as an agent for investors in buying and selling securities
An agent who buys and sells shares on behalf of clients and is paid a brokerage or commission for such services rendered.
A licensed individual who executes orders to buy or sell securities and who usually gets a commission for doing so.
A broker who accepts orders to buy and sell stock and then transfers those orders to other people who complete them
A member of the stock exchange who deals in shares for clients and advises on investment decisions.
The agent that buys and sells shares on your behalf and earns commission on the value of the transaction.
A qualified and regulated professional who buys and sells shares and other securities through market makers on behalf of investors. There are three types of stockbroking service. Execution-only, which means that the broker will only carry out the client's instructions to buy or sell. Advisory dealing, where the broker advises the client on which shares to buy and sell, but leaves the final decision to the investor. Discretionary dealing, where the stockbroker ascertains the client's investment objectives and then makes all dealing decisions on their behalf. In general, execution-only is the cheapest method of dealing in shares. The costs then increase the more comprehensive the service becomes.
a person who buys and sells shares on behalf of others in return for brokerage or commission.
An agent who for a commission handles the public's orders to buy and sell securities.
Members of the Stock Exchange advising those buying/selling securities.
One who acts as an agent in the buying and selling of securities and charges a commission for these services (see also full-service broker, discount broker).
A broker who buys and sells stocks and other securities for his customers, charging commission
Someone who buys and sells shares and other Stock Exchange securities on behalf of clients.
A stockbroker buys and sells stocks and shares for clients.
An exchange member firm which provides advice and dealing services to the public as well as trading on its own account.
Person or firm that arranges the sale or purchase of shares or other securities.
A stockbroker is a member of the London Stock Exchange who buys and sells shares on your behalf for a brokerage fee.
A Stock Exchange Member who buys and sells stocks, shares and securities for clients.
A member of the London Stock Exchange who buys and sells shares on your behalf in return for a dealing commission. Some provide advice and investment management services, others don't.
Handles the buying and selling of securities.
Person licensed to sell stocks and other types of securities. Also known as a registered representative.
A stock exchange member who is authorised to buy and sell shares on behalf of others.
Person who advises on securities to buy and sell. Generally collects a percentage of the total transaction as a commission.
A person who buys or sells stocks, bonds, or other investments for another individual. Most stockbrokers work on a commission or fee basis. They are licensed by one or more government agencies, which monitor and regulate their activities.
Person or firm undertaking to arrange the sale or purchase of shares or other securities for an institution or member of the public.
A professional person who earns a commission through buying and selling securities on behalf of others.
a person who buys and sells securities on behalf of others in return for brokerage or commision.
Member of the Stock Exchange advising those buying/selling securities.
Woody Allen described a stockbroker as someone who invests your money until it has all gone. Normally it is a middleman who buys and sells shares on your behalf and earns commission on the transactions. Considered by many to be the fifth-oldest profession after prostitutes, pimps, tax collectors and accountants. See Execution-Only Stockbroker, Advisory Stockbroker, Portfolio Management and Securities & Futures Authority.
Someone who advises on which shares to buy and buys them on your behalf.
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