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

• 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。
• Some stockbrokers, in collusion with bank officials, obtained large sums of money for speculation.
  一些股票经纪人和银行职员串通一气，通过炒买炒卖赚了不少钱。
• Events over the past three months have stunned oil analysts almost as much as bankers and stockbrokers.
  过去三个月发生的一系列事件令石油分析师瞠目结舌，就好像银行家和证券经纪人的感受一样。
• Stockbrokers benefit a lot from the stock exchange.
  股票经纪人通过股票交易获利颇丰。
• If basically said that it is net just the discount stockbrokers that they going to use internet to purchase stock.
  首先谈制造业，其中网络正真实行的主要应用是生产和上市时间。
• 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。
• 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。
• The stockbrokers had foreseen the recession, so they were prepared when the economy soured.
  这些股票经纪人已经预见经济衰退，所以他们在经济恶化前就做好了准备。
• 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。
• Investment banks and stockbrokers say they are being gouged in order to deliver high returns to the new shareholders.
  投资银行和股票经纪人说，为了给新股东带来高额回报，他们受到了剥削。