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Stag
Speculator who buys and sells stocks to hold for short intervals to make quick profits.
Stag
Informal; an investor who buys a new issue of a security and sells it very quickly in order to make a profit. A stag makes the bet that the price of a new issue will rapidly rise, at least for the first few hours or days. His/her investment philosophy is the exact opposite of a buy and hold strategy.
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