A person whose intention is to profit from the buying and selling, rather than the holding, of securities.
A person who actively buys and sells securities for his or her own account, usually with relatively short time horizons.
A person who buys or sells things
Someone who buys and sells stock. YOU
merchant; person who buys and sells things
One who buys and sells securities for his/her personal account, not on behalf of clients. see also broker, agent, day trader, floor trader, local, position trader, raid, ring.
A person who partakes in the buying and/or selling of contracts. To trade on the TradeSports Exchange, you must become a customer of the exchange.
One who, as a member of a STOCK EXCHANGE, buys and sells on the floor of the exchange either for BROKERS or on his own account. In a commodity market, one who buys and sells COMMODITIES (e. g. , grain) and COMMODITY FUTURES for others and for his own account in anticipation of a speculative profit. See also BROKER, DEALER.
a generic term used to describe an individual or a company selling goods or services
a licensed salesman who is authorized to buy and sell securities at the PSE
a person who buys and sells land much like shares in the Stock Market
a person who buys and sells securities, financial instruments, loans, commodities or other assets either from his own account or on behalf of others or both
a person buying or selling securities for a profit
A person who frequently buys and sells securities on his or her own account.
Someone who sells goods or services - eg, retailer, shopkeeper, business person.
A speculative investor or professional who makes frequent purchases and sales.
An investor or professional who makes frequent purchases and sales.
A person or firm that negotiates the terms of a transaction solely for the purpose of speculating on future prices, supply, or demand; and receives, accepts, and takes possession of the product involved in the transaction.
Any investor who makes frequent purchases and sales. A member of an exchange who conducts his or her buying and selling on the trading floor of the exchange.
An individual who buys and sells securities for his or her own account for short-term profit (loss). The term also refers to an employee of a broker, dealer or financial institution who buys and sells securities for the firm or its clients.... read full article
What is the heart and soul of HSX? You are, of course! Without our loyal traders, where would we be? The term "trader" is commonly used to refer to users who frequent the Hollywood Stock Exchange.
A person who engages in speculation, buying and selling securities or commodities for price appreciation; a person who executes orders of others on the floor of an exchange or who, among dealers in unlisted securities, maintains a position or inventory in assigned stocks and engages in buying and selling operations in such stocks
A client who buys and sells frequently with the objective of short-term profit.
One who buys and sells regularly.
An investor who buys and sells securities to take advantage of small price changes within a short time period--sometimes days or hours. A trader may also be an employee of a broker-dealer or financial institution who buys and sells securities for their firm's accounts or for the firm's clients. See: Broker-Dealer; Day Trade; Floor Broker; Speculation; Speculator
An individual who buys and sells for his own account for short-term profit. Also, an employee of a broker/dealer or financial institution who specializes in handling purchases and sales of securities for the firm and/or its clients.
Individuals who buy and sell for their own accounts for short-term profit. Also, an employee of a broker/dealer or financial institution who specializes in handling purchases and sales of securities for the firm and/or its clients. (See: Speculator)
A trader is someone who tends to take a short to medium-term view when buying a security. A trader usually relies on market volatility and swings to make profits.
A person or firm engaged in the business of buying and selling securities, options or commodities for a profit.
A person who frequently engages in the short-term exchange of securities on their own behalf.
A person who buys or sells on a financial market, for themselves and not a client, in order to make a capital gain.
(1) A merchant involved in cash commodities; (2) a professional speculator who trades for his own account and who typically holds exchange trading privileges.
1 - A person who takes positions in the futures market, usually without the intention of making or taking delivery. 2- A member of the exchange who buys and sells futures and options through the floor of the exchange. See "day trader", "floor broker", "position trader," and "scalper".
An individual who buys and sells securities for his own account for personal gain or an individual who buys and sells securities on behalf of a broker or financial institution for the firm and its clients.
In finance, a trader is someone who buys and sells financial instruments such as stocks, bonds and derivatives. Traders are professionals, casual investors or speculators in financial instruments traded in the stock markets, derivatives markets and commodity markets, comprising the stock exchanges, derivatives exchanges and the commodities exchanges.