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Take A Flier

 
Investment Dictionary: Take A Flier

The slang term for a decision to invest in highly speculative investments.

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When an investor is taking a flier, he or she is knowingly acquiring a high-risk, speculative instrument that may end up with them taking a bath.

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To speculate, that is, to buy securities with the knowledge that the investment is highly risky.

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To speculate, that is, to buy securities with the knowledge that the investment is highly risky.

 
 

 

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