Ten bagger
Posted by Ward on December 17, 2004
In investing language, a stock or other investment that has returned ten times its original investment is called a 'ten bagger'. Other multiples are also used, i.e. five bagger.
The comparison is derived from the US game of baseball, where the bases are called bags, and a hit which produces, say, a three base movement of the runner, is called a three bagger.
- Two bagger (caution) SR 17/December/04
- Coyote ugly ACME 18/December/04