jobbers

Stock market traders

Jobbers is the plural of jobber, a word with several meanings depending on context.

In finance, particularly British usage, jobbers were dealers who traded securities on their own account rather than for clients.

In wholesale commerce, a jobber buys goods from manufacturers and sells to retailers—a middleman.

In professional wrestling, jobbers are wrestlers whose role is to lose to featured performers, making the stars look good: He spent years as a jobber before getting his big push.

wholesale

distributors

Entities that supply retailers

supply chain · B2B · logistics · volume discount · reseller · pallets · overstock · liquidation · procurement · middlemen

stockmarket

stockbrokers

Those who trade equities

day trading · market maker · arbitrage · shares · ticker · Wall Street · floor traders · exchange · bull market · bear market

piecework

casual labor

Irregular, non-permanent employment

day laborers · hired hands · temporary workers · subcontractors · tradesmen · manual labor · hourly workers · craftsmen · repair workers

Categories
Opposites
distribution chain position

jobbersretailers

Businesses selling to public

retail clerks · shopkeepers · manufacturers · producers · end consumers

employment type

jobberssalaried workers

Employees with fixed pay

transaction role

jobbersbrokers

Transaction intermediaries

principals · agents · stockbrokers · retail investors · institutional investors

Family

jobbed, jobber

Familiarity
Top 500,000
Profile
Timeless · Concrete · Rated G