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What Is a Share Trader?

A share trader is a person who attempts to profit from the purchase and sale of securities such as share shares.

share traders can be professionals trading on behalf of a financial company or individuals trading on behalf of themselves. share traders participate in the financial markets in various ways.

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Individual traders, also called retail traders, often buy and sell securities through a brokerage or other agent. Institutional traders are often employed by management investment companies, portfolio managers, pension funds, or hedge funds. As a result, institutional traders can have a greater influence on the markets since their trades are much larger than those of retail traders.

Becoming a share trader requires an investment of capital and time, as well as research and knowledge of the markets.

Key Takeaways


  • A share trader can be an individual who trades with their own money or a professional who trades on behalf of a financial company.

  • Individual traders buy and sell through a brokerage or other agent, while institutional traders are often employed by investment firms.

  • Traders provide liquidity to the markets and use a variety of methods and styles to define their strategies.

  • Types of share traders include day traders, swing traders, buy and hold traders, and momentum traders.