New words. 2013.
Single-Digit Midget — A stock with a price that is below $10 per share. Although there are many large companies that trade below $10 per share, single digit midget is a buzz word usually used to describe stocks of companies which have seen a price drop from much… … Investment dictionary
single digit midget — n. solider with less than ten days left in a combat zone … English slang
show-me stock — n. A stock that has fallen in price because of the company s recent poor results, and that won t recover until the company shows a string of profits or other positive news. Example Citation: Chief executive Michael MacMillan acknowledged it will… … New words
Companies — application service provider bustaurant cleantech commercial service provider do tank dot com fallen angel … New words
Nasdaq — v. To decline sharply in value or quantity. Example Citation: Yet while his quarterback rating has Nasdaqed, Griese has been criticized for not making enough big plays. Adam Schefter, Myriad reasons account for Broncos recent slide, The Denver… … New words
Rio hedge — n. When a money losing bond trader makes one final trade to recoup his losses, but hedges his bet by purchasing a one way ticket to Rio de Janeiro or some other far off locale. Example Citation: During the past few months, Steve Duthie secretly… … New words
Stock Market and Investing — angel investor bear tack black swan Bull Market Babies capitulation bottom carve out casino culture … New words
bear tack — (BAYR tak) n. A downward movement in the value of a stock, sector, or the market as a whole; a general sentiment that assumes a stock, sector, or the market will go down over the short or medium term. Example Citation: Technology, media and… … New words
capitulation bottom — (kuh.pich.uh.LAY.shun BAWT.um) n. A stock market low caused by investors surrendering to whatever negative forces are driving prices down. Example Citation: It may sound like a nasty medical condition but capitulation bottom was just one phrase… … New words
dead cat bounce — (ded kat BOWNS) n. A temporary recovery from a major drop in a stock s price. Also: dead cat bounce. Example Citations: After glancing at the top performing funds of the second quarter, investors may be forgiven for wondering if they have somehow … New words
