Definition of stockbroker in English:

stockbroker

nounˈstɒkbrəʊkəˈstɑkˌbroʊkər

A broker who buys and sells securities on a stock exchange on behalf of clients.
证券经纪人
Example sentencesExamples
- Any stockbroker can sell your shares for you, but you need to shop around for the cheapest deal.
- Exchange-traded funds, sold by most stockbrokers, are also an option.
- The euro was launched as an electronic currency in 1999 for use by banks, stockbrokers, and foreign exchange dealers.
- You buy corporate bonds from stockbrokers but not all of them, particularly the discount brokers, will provide this service.
- Rival stockbrokers were complaining that they could not get their clients into Riverdeep stock.
- Traditionally, stockbrokers have been reluctant to offer clients products designed for falling markets.
- Both PIBS and PSBs can be bought and sold through most stockbrokers and they can be put in an ISA.
- The warrants can be purchased through Irish stockbrokers and are traded as listed securities on the Irish Stock Exchange.
- They can be discretionary in nature with the stockbroker managing the fund and choosing stocks on behalf of the client.
- If you buy and sell shares through a high-street stockbroker, you're paying well over the odds for this service.
- Its 120 clients include leading stockbrokers and financial services firms who pay an annual fee.
- That works out at £8.33 a month, less than what most stockbrokers charge to buy or sell a single share.
- In the past, shares were always bought and sold through a stockbroker.
- An investor who sells stock short borrows shares from a stockbroker, and sells them to another buyer.
- You buy and sell them through a stockbroker just as you would any company or investment trust.
- Like trackers, they follow an index, but they are in the form of shares that can be bought and sold through stockbrokers.
- Have you ever wondered what happens when you buy or sell a stock through a stockbroker?
- Most stockbrokers put private clients' shares in nominee accounts for administrative convenience.
- They also knew sixty to seventy percent of the clients would follow the stockbroker when he moved to another firm.
- Investor relations professionals and stockbrokers had a story to sell to international investors.
Synonyms
dealer, broker-dealer, agent, negotiator, trafficker

Derivatives

stockbrokerage

noun

I think mergers with other smaller banks or with bigger banks would be a better option,’ an analyst from a local stockbrokerage said.
Example sentencesExamples
- The first principle of ratification in stockbrokerage transactions is that a customer who wishes to take advantage of his broker's wrongful act must repudiate that act.
- He revealed several weeks ago that he had received approaches from more than one party that may or may not lead to an offer for the inter-dealer stockbrokerage.
- But in recent years, as stockbrokerages have become part of financial supermarkets that also owned investment banks, analyst bonuses were linked to the profits of the whole group.
- Netherworld guitarist by night, by day he wears a three piece suit and works at a stockbrokerage firm.

stockbroking

nounˈstɒkbrəʊkɪŋ

Unlike London, where lay-offs at stockbroking firms often make headlines, Dublin firms usually prefer to reassign staff to other duties or quietly lay them off.
Example sentencesExamples
- It is less powerful in that sense than the wholesale banking business, which includes treasury, corporate banking, stockbroking and corporate finance.
- If you are working in stockbroking, be very afraid if anyone comes checking your database for your private thoughts on stocks you recommended.
- If successful, AIB would most likely integrate NCB with its own stockbroking division, Goodbody Stockbrokers.
- Analysts and industry insiders accept that consolidation in stockbroking is inevitable as the Irish stock market loses more and more of its companies.

Definition of stockbroker in US English:

stockbroker

nounˈstɑkˌbroʊkərˈstäkˌbrōkər

A broker who buys and sells securities on a stock exchange on behalf of clients.
证券经纪人
Example sentencesExamples
- In the past, shares were always bought and sold through a stockbroker.
- You buy and sell them through a stockbroker just as you would any company or investment trust.
- Rival stockbrokers were complaining that they could not get their clients into Riverdeep stock.
- Its 120 clients include leading stockbrokers and financial services firms who pay an annual fee.
- Exchange-traded funds, sold by most stockbrokers, are also an option.
- The warrants can be purchased through Irish stockbrokers and are traded as listed securities on the Irish Stock Exchange.
- Investor relations professionals and stockbrokers had a story to sell to international investors.
- They can be discretionary in nature with the stockbroker managing the fund and choosing stocks on behalf of the client.
- Have you ever wondered what happens when you buy or sell a stock through a stockbroker?
- Any stockbroker can sell your shares for you, but you need to shop around for the cheapest deal.
- You buy corporate bonds from stockbrokers but not all of them, particularly the discount brokers, will provide this service.
- Most stockbrokers put private clients' shares in nominee accounts for administrative convenience.
- The euro was launched as an electronic currency in 1999 for use by banks, stockbrokers, and foreign exchange dealers.
- Both PIBS and PSBs can be bought and sold through most stockbrokers and they can be put in an ISA.
- Traditionally, stockbrokers have been reluctant to offer clients products designed for falling markets.
- That works out at £8.33 a month, less than what most stockbrokers charge to buy or sell a single share.
- An investor who sells stock short borrows shares from a stockbroker, and sells them to another buyer.
- If you buy and sell shares through a high-street stockbroker, you're paying well over the odds for this service.
- They also knew sixty to seventy percent of the clients would follow the stockbroker when he moved to another firm.
- Like trackers, they follow an index, but they are in the form of shares that can be bought and sold through stockbrokers.
Synonyms
dealer, broker-dealer, agent, negotiator, trafficker

单词	stockbroker
释义	Definition of stockbroker in English: stockbroker nounˈstɒkbrəʊkəˈstɑkˌbroʊkər A broker who buys and sells securities on a stock exchange on behalf of clients. 证券经纪人 Example sentencesExamples Any stockbroker can sell your shares for you, but you need to shop around for the cheapest deal. Exchange-traded funds, sold by most stockbrokers, are also an option. The euro was launched as an electronic currency in 1999 for use by banks, stockbrokers, and foreign exchange dealers. You buy corporate bonds from stockbrokers but not all of them, particularly the discount brokers, will provide this service. Rival stockbrokers were complaining that they could not get their clients into Riverdeep stock. Traditionally, stockbrokers have been reluctant to offer clients products designed for falling markets. Both PIBS and PSBs can be bought and sold through most stockbrokers and they can be put in an ISA. The warrants can be purchased through Irish stockbrokers and are traded as listed securities on the Irish Stock Exchange. They can be discretionary in nature with the stockbroker managing the fund and choosing stocks on behalf of the client. If you buy and sell shares through a high-street stockbroker, you're paying well over the odds for this service. Its 120 clients include leading stockbrokers and financial services firms who pay an annual fee. That works out at £8.33 a month, less than what most stockbrokers charge to buy or sell a single share. In the past, shares were always bought and sold through a stockbroker. An investor who sells stock short borrows shares from a stockbroker, and sells them to another buyer. You buy and sell them through a stockbroker just as you would any company or investment trust. Like trackers, they follow an index, but they are in the form of shares that can be bought and sold through stockbrokers. Have you ever wondered what happens when you buy or sell a stock through a stockbroker? Most stockbrokers put private clients' shares in nominee accounts for administrative convenience. They also knew sixty to seventy percent of the clients would follow the stockbroker when he moved to another firm. Investor relations professionals and stockbrokers had a story to sell to international investors. Synonyms dealer, broker-dealer, agent, negotiator, trafficker Derivatives stockbrokerage noun I think mergers with other smaller banks or with bigger banks would be a better option,’ an analyst from a local stockbrokerage said. Example sentencesExamples The first principle of ratification in stockbrokerage transactions is that a customer who wishes to take advantage of his broker's wrongful act must repudiate that act. He revealed several weeks ago that he had received approaches from more than one party that may or may not lead to an offer for the inter-dealer stockbrokerage. But in recent years, as stockbrokerages have become part of financial supermarkets that also owned investment banks, analyst bonuses were linked to the profits of the whole group. Netherworld guitarist by night, by day he wears a three piece suit and works at a stockbrokerage firm. stockbroking nounˈstɒkbrəʊkɪŋ Unlike London, where lay-offs at stockbroking firms often make headlines, Dublin firms usually prefer to reassign staff to other duties or quietly lay them off. Example sentencesExamples It is less powerful in that sense than the wholesale banking business, which includes treasury, corporate banking, stockbroking and corporate finance. If you are working in stockbroking, be very afraid if anyone comes checking your database for your private thoughts on stocks you recommended. If successful, AIB would most likely integrate NCB with its own stockbroking division, Goodbody Stockbrokers. Analysts and industry insiders accept that consolidation in stockbroking is inevitable as the Irish stock market loses more and more of its companies. Definition of stockbroker in US English: stockbroker nounˈstɑkˌbroʊkərˈstäkˌbrōkər A broker who buys and sells securities on a stock exchange on behalf of clients. 证券经纪人 Example sentencesExamples In the past, shares were always bought and sold through a stockbroker. You buy and sell them through a stockbroker just as you would any company or investment trust. Rival stockbrokers were complaining that they could not get their clients into Riverdeep stock. Its 120 clients include leading stockbrokers and financial services firms who pay an annual fee. Exchange-traded funds, sold by most stockbrokers, are also an option. The warrants can be purchased through Irish stockbrokers and are traded as listed securities on the Irish Stock Exchange. Investor relations professionals and stockbrokers had a story to sell to international investors. They can be discretionary in nature with the stockbroker managing the fund and choosing stocks on behalf of the client. Have you ever wondered what happens when you buy or sell a stock through a stockbroker? Any stockbroker can sell your shares for you, but you need to shop around for the cheapest deal. You buy corporate bonds from stockbrokers but not all of them, particularly the discount brokers, will provide this service. Most stockbrokers put private clients' shares in nominee accounts for administrative convenience. The euro was launched as an electronic currency in 1999 for use by banks, stockbrokers, and foreign exchange dealers. Both PIBS and PSBs can be bought and sold through most stockbrokers and they can be put in an ISA. Traditionally, stockbrokers have been reluctant to offer clients products designed for falling markets. That works out at £8.33 a month, less than what most stockbrokers charge to buy or sell a single share. An investor who sells stock short borrows shares from a stockbroker, and sells them to another buyer. If you buy and sell shares through a high-street stockbroker, you're paying well over the odds for this service. They also knew sixty to seventy percent of the clients would follow the stockbroker when he moved to another firm. Like trackers, they follow an index, but they are in the form of shares that can be bought and sold through stockbrokers. Synonyms dealer, broker-dealer, agent, negotiator, trafficker
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