Synonyms for trader
ˈtreɪ dərtrader

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1. trader, bargainer, dealer, mongernoun

   someone who purchases and maintains an inventory of goods to be sold

   Synonyms:
   dealer, monger, bargainer, principal, trader

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1. tradernoun

   Synonyms:
   tradesman, dealer, shop-keeper, merchant

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1. tradernoun

   Synonyms:
   trafficker, dealer, merchant, tradesman, monger

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1. List of paraphrases for "trader":

   dealer, merchant, operator, shopkeeper, tradesman, marchand, businessman, marketer, storekeeper, broker, negotiating

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1. Lakshheish M Patel:

   SBI securities, the stock broking house, has again withheld the functioning of its web trading platform by jamming its keys and making pages unresponsive , so you as intraday trader can expect some major fall or rise of share prices. And internet connection also gone

2. Lakshheish M Patel:

   The moment the trader starts making a small profit any day, the trading platform provided by broker gets hanged or disabled automatically so that trader can't enter price to transact to make money

3. Richard Galanti:

   We're always trying different things. Trader Joes and others still scratch Trader Joes and others head a little bit on it. Trader Joes and others figured Trader Joes and others'd try it in a discrete market where there's just a limited number of locations, and it's really nothing more than a test at this point.

4. Michael Scanlon:

   The retail sales numbers this morning missed expectations. You couple that with the total lack of growth in Europe ... and if you're a short term trader, it gives you something to throw out a bear scare on.

5. Derek Abbott:

   Perhaps he was a World War Two black market trader or something like that. And that can explain a number of things. For example, why people possibly didn't come forward to identify him. Because, you know, if he's in with a group of people that are doing something a bit dodgy, they wouldn't want any light shone on their activities, for the clothes, perhaps they were second hand, and in those days you tended to clip off the labels because quite often people wrote on those manufacturers' labels in ink to indicate their name or something.