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сущ.1) торг. торговец (любое лицо физическое или юридическое, которое торгует финансовыми инструментами, товарами или услугами)credit card trader — торговец, принимающий к оплате кредитные карты
fair trader — торговец на ярмарке, ярмарочный торговец
Syn:See:cash trader, credit trader, grain trader, free trader, itinerant trader, market trader, petty trader, shuttle trader, sole trader, street trader, suitcase trader, wholesale trader, Foreign Traders Index2) бирж. биржевой маклер; трейдера) ( физическое лицо — участник биржевых торгов, клиент биржи, осуществляющий биржевые сделки за собственный счет или по поручению клиентов, не является биржевым работником, не находится в штате биржи, не организует биржевые торги)See:б) (работник брокерской фирмы, непосредственно участвующий в биржевой торговле)Syn:See:competitive trader, dedicated trader, floor trader, options trader, position trader, program trader, registered trader, securities trader, Emerging Market Traders Association3) эк. спекулянт4) трансп., мор. торговое судно
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"трейдер": любое лицо, которое торгует финансовыми инструментами, товарами или услугами за счет клиентов или за свой счет; может быть купцом, брокером, дилером, принципалом, спекулянтом; = competitive trader; dealer; floor trader; merchant.* * *. тот, кто покупает и продает ценные бумаги за свой лицевой счет, а не от имени клиента; . Глоссарий финансовых и биржевых терминов .
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