🇬🇧 Stockbroker meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

A stockbroker is a person whose job is to help people buy and sell tiny pieces of companies, called shares, usually sitting at a computer, watching money numbers go up and down, and trying to help their customers make good choices.

My uncle is a stockbroker, but my grandma still tells people he “plays video games with money” all day.

The stockbroker uses three screens for stocks, but still can’t find where he put his glasses…which are on his head.

The stockbroker tried to relax, but every time someone said “up” or “down,” he yelled, “Which stock?!”

When the Wi‑Fi went down, the stockbroker stared at a blank screen like it was modern art called ‘Panic in the Market.’

I told the stockbroker I invested all my allowance in chocolate, and he said, “Honestly, that might be a solid strategy.”

At dawn, Elias rushed into the office. The stockbroker checked screens and called, "Buy now," as the client watched. The stockbroker typed fast, buying shares for a trembling old woman. Another stockbroker called to sell, and the first stockbroker negotiated calmly. The client hugged him, relieved; the stockbroker smiled, job well done.

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