stockbrokers

英 [ˈstɒkˌbrəʊkəz]

美 [ˈstɑkˌbroʊkərz]

n.  证券(或股票)经纪人; 证券(或股票)经纪商
stockbroker的复数

柯林斯词典

• 股票(或证券)经纪人
  Astockbrokeris a person whose job is to buy and sell stocks and shares for people who want to invest money.

双语例句

• But some stockbrokers did continue to benefit from the rumours of official intervention.
  但部分券商继续得益于有关政府介入的传闻。
• Mr Cameron, who is descended from a long line of wealthy stockbrokers and bankers, is also related to the Queen.
  卡梅伦是富有的股票经纪人和银行家的后裔，跟女王也有亲戚关系。
• They go to their financial planners or accountants or stockbrokers and buy a balanced portfolio.
  一部分人会选择去找财务顾问或会计师、股票经纪人等，购买一个安全的投资组合。
• Amount of shares issued by a share-holding enterprise shall be accounted for as equity at the face value of the shares issued. an exchange where security trading is conducted by professional stockbrokers.
  股份制企业发行股票，应当按股票面值作为股本入帐。由专业的股票经纪人操作的安全的股票买卖。
• Stockbrokers such as Morgan Stanley were pushed out on their own by the 1933 Glass-Steagall Act, which enforced the separation of banks and investment banks.
  1933年的《格拉斯-斯蒂格尔法案》（Glass-SteagallAct）迫使摩根士丹利等证券经纪公司自立门户，该法案规定商业银行和投资银行必须分业经营。
• The advice of friends, stockbrokers, market advisors, and the like are all likely to have a magnifying effect on the natural elements of fear and greed that are present in every investor.
  对每个投资者来说，朋友、股票经纪、市场评论员或与其类似人的建议都会放大本身的恐惧和贪婪。
• And you'll spend your days playing racquetball with stockbrokers and lawyers.
  你还可以和股票经纪人和律师打球。
• Most stockbrokers also distinguish between standard and frequent investors and vary their charges accordingly.
  多数股票经纪商也对普通投资者和频繁交易者进行区分，并相应收取不同的费用。
• A Japanese regulatory crackdown on insider trading suggests that stockbrokers here have leaked confidential information more as a service to good clients than for direct profit.
  日本监管机构对国内内幕交易的一场打击活动表明，日本的股票经纪人泄露机密信息更多是为了服务优质客户，而不是为直接获利。
• They thought of their fathers, who were bankers, physicians, architects, stockbrokers, the big wheels of the big cities.
  她们想到的是她们的父亲，那些银行家、医生、建筑师、股票经纪人，那些大城市里的大亨。