stockbroker造句

My stockbroker manages my portfolio for me.

If you're a stockbroker, it might decrease.

They would also provide stockbroker services for the public.

I need a stockbroker with a proven track record.

Stockbroker Belt. The three married Beatles and their look-alike wives own large homes in Weybridge, part of the suburban "stockbroker belt, " 40 minutes from London.

So if you want to buy stock you can call the stockbroker.

But how strange it was that the creative instinct should seize upon this dull stockbroker.

Other high-stress positions included senior corporate executive, advertising account executive, architect and stockbroker。

This stockbroker went out to a New Year's Eve partywith a client, and drank himself into a stupor.

Ideal jobs for the Tiger include entrepreneur, military officer, politician, musician, writer, designer, stockbroker, athlete and actor.

"If you deliver what people want, they will pay you," reckons Simon Stilwell, chief executive of Liberum, a stockbroker started in 2007, which now employs 146 people.

In another case, the atmosphere was so positive that a stockbroker who managed assets for both husband and wife couldn't tell which lawyer was acting for which spouse.

Perhaps a fast-talking stockbroker or a greedy executive like the ones who were jailed over the summer in the wake of US corporate scandals.

I love it when my real estate broker or stockbroker makes a lot of money. Because it usually means I made a lot of money.

His father, Howard Buffett, was a stockbroker who won a seat in Congress when Warren was a boy, and the family moved to Washington, DC, for a while.

Accelerated Trackers are listed on the London stock market and are dealt just like ordinary shares through a stockbroker, although with the advantage that no stamp duty is payable when buying.

Moreover, if you say, this stockbroker he was lying to me, he told me that this was a good investment and he even lied and said something to get me roped in, they won't pay you back.

Milgram sent letters to a random selection of people in American cities, telling them that they were to pass the note to a certain stockbroker living in Boston if they knew him by name.