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profit taker

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun profit taker has 1 sense
  1. profit taker - someone who sells stock shares at a profit
    --1 is a kind of
    stock trader

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Profit Taker

Definition:

A profit taker refers to an individual or entity that takes advantage of a financial gain resulting from an investment, trade, or business venture.

Senses:

  1. noun: a person or entity who seeks to maximize their financial gain by selling assets or securities at a profit.
  2. noun: an automated trading program that executes trades based on predefined profit targets.

Usages:

  • Popular usage: In the stock market, profit takers aim to sell their stocks to lock in gains.
  • Popular usage: The profit taker robot automatically closes trades once a specific profit level is reached.
  • Local usage: As a small business owner, I acted as the profit taker by selling my products at higher prices.
  • Local usage: Our investment club member always played the role of the profit taker by perfectly timing the sale of his stocks.

Sample Sentences:

  1. The profit taker quickly sold their shares when the stock price surged.
  2. The profit taker program executed trades at precise profit levels, resulting in significant gains.
  3. Becoming the profit taker required careful analysis and a good understanding of market trends.
  4. She acted as the profit taker by selling her antique collection at an auction for a substantial profit.

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