Trading places

4. Individuals or firms that buy and sell financial instruments (like stocks) on behalf of clients.
5. A place or system where securities (such as stocks and bonds) are bought and sold.
7. A character from the film "Trading Places," portrayed by Eddie Murphy.
10. A name, potentially referencing a character or person.
12. A street in New York City known for being the financial center of the United States, housing the New York Stock Exchange and major financial institutions.
13. A sudden or unexpected change in a situation or circumstance.
14. The condition of lacking a permanent residence or a place to live.
16. A renowned American actor, comedian, and singer.
17. A popular fruit juice made from oranges.
19. Individuals or firms that buy and sell financial instruments (like stocks) on behalf of clients.
20. Placing a wager or gambling on an outcome, often involving the risk of money.

1. The activity of making, buying, or selling goods and services with the aim of making a profit.
2. A research study conducted in real-life situations to observe and analyze people's behavior in response to certain conditions or changes.
3. The act of buying and selling goods or financial instruments.
6. A Canadian actor, comedian, musician, and filmmaker.
8. A city in Pennsylvania, USA.
9. A large amount of wealth or success.
11. A genre of film or performance intended to entertain and amuse, often characterized by humor, witty dialogue, and exaggerated situations.
15. A name, potentially referencing a character or person.
18. Having a considerable amount of money, possessions, or assets; rich.