stockbroker

The highest quarter of the income distribution has the engineers, lawyers, doctors, academics, stockbrokers, and other managers, officials and proprietors.

For instance, it would be nice to show that we think of certain people as stockbrokers because we see them as similar in certain regards.

In family interaction, for example, the case study is about nagging; in the workplace domain, about male banter and boasting in a stockbroker's office.

This concern tends to suggest that he was addressing the inequalities of bargaining power as between a successful stockbroker and a disabled and unemployed hospital porter.

Bloom's first argument against the reduction of concepts to perceptual similarity spaces is that abstract concepts like "stockbroker," "menu," and "swearing" cannot be analysed in terms of perceptual dimensions alone.

Does an open, classless society require a poll tax that levies the same on a shop assistant as on a stockbroker?

I was privileged during the election campaign to deliver a speech to 700 journalists, bankers, merchant bankers, investment analysts and stockbrokers.

What will be paid to the stockbrokers and to the others concerned with the flotation of this sale?

That is what the stockbroker circulars are saying.

The company goes to its merchant bankers or its stockbrokers and asks for more money.

Reviews of investment performance for individual portfolios which need active management will normally be undertaken by the appointed stockbroker or financial adviser.

Was that one of the firms of stockbrokers which, three weeks ago, predicted that the bull market would continue?

The lowest boy in the class in the comprehensive school became a stockbroker.

This is a triumph for the lazy stockbroker, and against the interests of every enterprising stockbroker in the country.

I have discussed the proposal with stockbrokers and financiers and men who understand the subject, and they say that it is a ridiculous figure.