(1) is responsible for executing the transaction according to the prompt, closing the position and placing orders to ensure the success of the transaction;
(2) Statistics of the number of orders placed and profit and loss;
(3) Responsible for the settlement of transactions after the daily closing and properly manage the transaction data;
(4) Complete other tasks assigned by superiors.
2. Ordering members trade stocks and futures at an early stage. Because there is no online self-service trading technology, traders (customers) usually trade in the trading halls of securities companies and futures companies, and their trading orders need to be reported to the exchange seats by telephone through the staff in the board room (quotation room). The staff who declare orders here are called customs declarers or order clerks.