a broker is an intermediary who facilitates transactions between buyers and sellers of financial assets, such as stocks,
bonds, and commodities.
Brokers earn commissions or fees for their services, which may include executing trades, providing investment
advice, and managing investment portfolios.
They act as a representative of their clients, either individuals or institutional investors, and help them make
informed investment decisions based on their financial goals, risk tolerance, and market conditions.
Brokers play an important role in financial markets by providing liquidity and price discovery, which helps to ensure
fair and efficient trading. They are regulated by various authorities to ensure transparency, fairness, and investor
protection.