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Mixed Bag
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Mixed bag
Used in the context of general equities. Group of stocks which consists of some which are up, down, and neutral.
Mixed Bag
An informal term for a group of securities, some of which are trading above their opening prices, some of which are trading below them, and some that are trading roughly at their opening prices.
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