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stockbroker

/ˈstɑːkˌbroʊ.kɚ/
stock · bro · ker

Plural:stockbrokers
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• noun

1

A regulated professional who buys and sells shares and other financial securities on a stock exchange on behalf of clients in return for a fee or commission.

Example

"Before retiring, she consulted her stockbroker to rebalance her investment portfolio toward lower-risk bonds."

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Word Origin & Etymology

Formed in the early 18th century as an English compound combining "stock" (in the sense of financial shares, attested from the 17th century) and "broker" (from Anglo-Norman "brocour", originally meaning a small trader or wine retailer).

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