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Status: Ended
First Aired: February 1, 1996
Seasons: 5
Episodes: 83
Networks: Global TV
Genres: Drama

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Traders(1996)

It's A Tough Road to Easy Street.

TMDB Rating: 7.0 (2 votes)

Overview

Traders is a Canadian television drama series, which was broadcast on Global Television Network from 1996 to 2000. Set in the Toronto-based investment house Gardner/Ross, "Traders" explores the intimate lives and loves of investment bankers whose high-stakes decisions and sizzling alliances can have grave international consequences.

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Season 1

13 episodes • 1996

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Options	Feb 1, 1996
2	Pennies From Heaven	TBA
3	Bad Is Good	TBA
4	The King is Dead...	TBA
5	...Long Live The King	TBA
6	From Russia With Love	TBA
7	Dancing With Mr. D.	TBA
8	Into That Good Night	TBA
9	Rumours	TBA
10	The Enemy Within	TBA
11	Sharper Than A Serpent's Tooth	TBA
12	The Big Picture	TBA
13	The Enemy Without	TBA

Season 2

13 episodes • TBA

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Chaos Theory	TBA
2	The Natari Affair	TBA
3	High Flyer Down	TBA
4	Trudy Kelly	TBA
5	Separation Anxiety	TBA
6	Spin	TBA
7	Home Office	TBA
8	Top of the Tombstone	TBA
9	Family Legacy	TBA
10	Emeritus No More	TBA
11	The Hands Off Approach	TBA
12	Middle Ground	TBA
13	Us And Them	TBA

Season 3

22 episodes • TBA

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Dark Sanctuary	TBA
2	Some Lies, Mostly Secrets	TBA
3	Nobody's Boy	TBA
4	Turnaround is Fair Play	TBA
5	Pledge Of Allegiance	TBA
6	A Soldiers Virtue	TBA
7	Profit & Prejudice	TBA
8	Meltdown	TBA
9	Hope Chasers	TBA
10	The Afterlife	TBA
11	Independence Day	TBA
12	The Unseen Lever	TBA
13	The Sun And The Moon	TBA
14	Two Steps Forward	TBA
15	Retreat But No Surrender	TBA
16	Joint Adventurers	TBA
17	End Games	TBA
18	A Friend In Need	TBA
19	The Whites of Their Eyes	TBA
20	Boom	TBA
21	In Toto	TBA
22	In Vacuo	TBA

Season 4

22 episodes • 1998

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Reap The Whirlwind	Oct 15, 1998
2	No Fixed Address	Oct 22, 1998
3	Killer Instinct	Oct 29, 1998
4	I'll Sleep When I'm Dead	Nov 5, 1998
5	The Old Man & The CEO	Nov 12, 1998
6	The Falcon and the Showman	Nov 19, 1998
7	Six Degrees of Duplicity	Nov 26, 1998
8	Blood on the Floor	Dec 3, 1998
9	Little Monsters	Dec 17, 1998
10	Spin Cycle	Dec 24, 1998
11	The Sour Grapes of Wrath	Dec 31, 1999
12	The Last Good Deal	Jan 7, 1999
13	Eat The Loss	Jan 14, 1999
14	The Price You Pay	Jan 21, 1999
15	The History Lesson	Jan 28, 1999
16	The Great Stock N' Roll Swindle	Mar 18, 1999
17	Four Mergers and a Funeral	Mar 25, 1999
18	Traders of the Lost Arc	Apr 1, 1999
19	Every Secret Thing	Apr 8, 1999
20	Secret Information	Apr 15, 1999
21	A Bitter Pill	Apr 22, 1999
22	This World... Then The Fireworks	Apr 29, 1999

Season 5

13 episodes • 1999

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Episode One	Dec 2, 1999
2	Career Opportunities	Dec 9, 1999
3	Getting Lucky	Dec 16, 1999
4	Solitary Consignment	Dec 30, 1999
5	Budding Prospects	Jan 13, 2000
6	It's a Family Affair	Jan 20, 2000
7	Scents and Sensibilities	Jan 27, 2000
8	Hawks	Feb 3, 2000
9	The Running of the Bulls	Feb 10, 2000
10	Someone to Watch over Me	Feb 17, 2000
11	Money Shot	Feb 24, 2000
12	The One You Bury	Mar 2, 2000
13	Nice Guys Finish Last	Mar 9, 2000

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