Mom and Pop

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Mom and Pop

An adjective denoting a small-scale and family-like atmosphere, often used to describe these types of businesses and investors.

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A mom-and-pop business is typically a small family-run business. A mom-and-pop investor is typically a regular investor who doesn't invest for a living.

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