What is a stock trader?

A stock trader is a person in a securities company who is responsible for placing orders to engage in stock trading according to instructions. Stock traders do not need professional knowledge, but they must have strong sensitivity to figures, active thinking, quick response and good market analysis and forecasting ability. Stock traders are divided into ordinary stock traders and senior stock traders.

Stock traders in securities and funds cannot live without a basic salary. In a brokerage firm, this position is actually a bill clerk, also called a bill teller, that is, someone gives instructions and you enter them into the computer according to the instructions. The technical content is very low, which requires quick hands and feet and low error rate. The income is relatively low, but the work is also easy. Other companies also have so-called free traders, who actually make their own decisions and trade themselves. Also called a trader (brokers don't have this position). The point here is not the transaction, but the decision.