stag
noun [C] (PERSON) /stæɡ/ (plural stags) UKDefinition
› a person who buys shares in a company that is being sold to the public with the intention of selling them immediately for profitFinancial investments and the stock market
(Definition of stag noun (PERSON) from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- arbitrage noun
- bear market noun
- bear noun (FINANCE)
- buyback noun
- Dow Jones noun
- flotation noun (BUSINESS)
- gainer noun
- growth-oriented adjective
- industrial noun
- investment noun
- listed company noun
- payback period noun
- pyramid scheme noun
- pyramid selling noun
- rig the market idiom
- stag verb
- stake noun (SHARE)
- trader noun
- trading noun
- unit trust noun
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