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It's a typo. Ask a native - and they look at you weird. However, I did look into it as evidenced by this post . Apparently, no one knows what it means, but know it is used by some...
French: quel est votre brokeur et en êtes vous content ?
English: Who is your broker and are you happy with them?
Search for the term on Google ... and you find a couple instances where it is used.
Broker is in english and French.
Arsenik said:
Many french speaking ppl take english words and use it in french and even sometimes transform it to be "french".
ie: Router (english) = Routeur ("french" - The real translation is "aiguilleur")