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- In financial slang, a bagholder is a shareholder left holding shares of worthless stocks. The bagholder typically bought in near the peak, when people...
- goods, either by design or cir****stance. This in turn led to the term bagholder, the victim of a fraudulent investment scheme. A related term was "patsy"...
- including challenges or forfeits on slips of paper in place of mottos. Bagholder Musical chairs Hot potato P****ing the buck P**** the Parcel: a Party Game...
- Portals: Society United Kingdom Ac****ulation by dispossession Ashcan School Bagholder Disappointment Disenchantment Dispossession, oppression, and depression...
- give. The one in whose hand the light expires has to pay the forfeit. Bagholder – Slang for shareholder left holding worthless stocks Musical chairs –...
- whole country [the United States] was made by greater fools.” Arbitrage Bagholder Beanie Babies Economic bubble Non-fungible token Ponzi scheme Speculation...
- called NEETs. Society portal ****et poverty – Economic and social condition Bagholder – Slang for shareholder left holding worthless stocks Cost of living –...
- insult; "DD" (from "due diligence") for analysis of potential trades; "bagholder" for one whose position has severely dropped in value; "diamond hands"...
- Land in the United States ****et poverty – Economic and social condition Bagholder – Slang for shareholder left holding worthless stocks Capital ac****ulation –...
- proposed by Tajfel but later abandoned.[citation needed] ****et poverty Bagholder Causes of mental disorders Identity performance Identity politics In-group...