sales trader

British  

noun

1. stock exchange a person employed by a market maker, or his firm, to find clients

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Example Sentences

“The Fed is flying a little blind, and maybe they do err a little bit on the more cautious side and continue to cut rates the longer this government shutdown goes on,” said Dave Lutz, equity sales trader and macro strategist at JonesTrading.

From The Wall Street Journal

Dalmasse joined Goldman Sachs in 2002 as an international sales trader in New York and relocated to Hong Kong in 2006, the memo said.

From Reuters

Juan Fernandez, a former sales trader at Goldman Sachs who runs a luxury travel firm in Westchester, N.Y., is already seeing signs of the bonus slowdown among his clients who typically make travel plans months or even a year out.

From New York Times

"The business is in real trouble and the fact that they are going to issue and sell stock without actually giving an amount of stock, that's pretty catastrophic," said Jim Dixon, equity sales trader at Mirabaud.

From Reuters

For investors who dove into crypto during its surge at the height of pandemic-era easy monetary policy, the next several months could be quite bumpy, according to Adrian Kenny, senior sales trader at GlobalBlock.

From Reuters