Among the users of Reddit's r/WallStreetBets subreddit, investors who sell a stock at the first sign of trouble are referred to as paper hands. While selling a stock in response to a price dip is sometimes the right call, r/WallStreetBets users view paper hands as weak, unprincipled investors, who don't have the fortitude to weather market swings.

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ihistr

i hope i spelled that right

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ymgtc

Your Mom Goes To college

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grandtastic

A portmanteau of "grand" and "fantastic" used to describe events so wonderfully exciting they require linguistic innovation to properly convey. It's the kind of word that peaked in middle school enthusiasm and probably appeared in a lot of 2000s-era diary entries. Think of it as "awesome" for people who read too much Jane Austen.

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