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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a trader of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who engages in trading specific goods, services, or financial instruments.
Example: "He is a trader of rare antiques, specializing in items from the 18th century."
Alternatives: "a dealer in" or "a merchant of".
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The case stems from a complaint filed with the commission in 1998 by Allison K. Schieffelin, a trader of convertible bonds, who said she had repeatedly been denied a promotion because of her sex.
The younger Mr. Hazelcorn, 29, was a trader of long-term treasury bonds at Cantor Fitzgerald; his girlfriend, Amy Callahan, was a special-education teacher.
He built the business, starting as a trader of motorcycle parts.
Moreover, South Africa has form as a trader of products from endangered species.
The bridegroom, 29, is a trader of securities at Blue Ridge Capital, a hedge fund, in Tarrytown, N.Y.
"And we are in the middle," says Alberto Weisser, the boss of Bunge, a trader of agricultural commodities.
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(Top photo: a trader on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange. Photo: Richard Drew/AP/Press Association Images).
The investigation into the Lloyds trader comes in the wake of another FCA inquiry in 2014 into a trader accused of possible manipulation of the gilt market.
O'Connor was an intensely private man, a trader primarily of soybeans.
Mr. O'Grady, 46, is a global trader of stocks and bonds for Trilogy Global Advisers, a New York investment firm.
Mr. Bauer, 30, is a senior trader of stocks and bonds at Avenue Capital Management, an investment management firm in Manhattan.
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