Traders - Season 2
Season 2
Episodes
Chaos Theory
The same night he fires her, Cedric phones Sally and asks her and Jack to meet him and Adam in the middle of the street.
The Natari Affair
After Jack unknowingly offends a Gulf State Prince, Adam tries to take control and fix the problem.
High Flyer Down
A shifty acquaintance of Jack's returns to call in a favor. He asks Jack to have Gardner/Ross front a hemp growing operation.
Trudy Kelly
Trudy Kelly, Canada's answer to Martha Stewart, arrives at Gardner/Ross with the desire to buyout her "owners."
Separation Anxiety
The Heron Lake nation, angry that the Quebec Government has refused to issue them a gambling license has come to Gardner/Ross for help.
Spin
The head of the Equ-worth fund is seen leaving Gardner/Ross. She was there to collect a two million dollar interest payment on a bond issue.
Home Office
Sally goes to see Ryke at his boxing class and sees him helping another woman with a young boy, which makes her more than a little jealous.
Top of the Tombstone
While Marty is hell-bent on defeating his new arch-enemy McGrath over at CanCorp, Jack is hell-bent on defeating them in his own way, by usurping a new deal for the Jakarta Harbour project.
Family Legacy
D'Arby's mother shows up at Gardner/Ross with the desire to leave her dominating husband.
Emeritus No More
While appearing on the financial talk show "Money File," Sally, Adam, and Jack are ambushed by the host as he reveals several key bits of highly classified information.
The Hands Off Approach
A charismatic client who's running an artist's specialty store is beginning to worry Sally and Adam as his ambitious dreams are getting in the way of his loan repayments to the firm.
Middle Ground
Someone mails a bomb to Gardner/Ross causing a midday evacuation.
Us and Them
Adam is offered the position of President of Canada's largest bank if he will orchestrate a merger between it and Gardner/Ross.
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