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Question
Explain the following term/concept.
Jobber
Solution
A jobber is a dealer in the stock exchange who carries on the trading of securities in his own name. He buys securities as an owner and sells them at a higher price. He is a professional speculator in the stock exchange and is not permitted to deal with investors directly. The profit he makes is his income.
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