Bargain hunter

Bargain Hunter
Bargain Hunter definition :
In the context of general equities, purchaser who is extremely selective in the price sought on a transaction.
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bargain hunter
consumer very sensitive to price, who will buy the product or service from the cheapest source.
investor who buys undervalued stock hoping for price appreciation.
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BARGAIN HUNTER - In the context of general equities, purchaser who is extremely selective in the price ...
BARGAIN SALE - Transfer of property or an item for less than market value.

Bargain hunter
Purchaser who is extremely selective in the price sought on a transaction.
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But then the FED lowered interest rates, bargain hunters stepped in and soon the markets had quickly rebounded several percentage points. Stock investors breathed huge sighs of relief and the media moved on to other topics.

Include the price and weed out the bargain hunters - Including the price in your ads actually filters out the cheapskates and attracts the serious buyers.

Bargain hunters love consignment shops as well. Because the goods are all previously owned, they know they're getting a good deal on some decent gear.

A warehouse club is a retail store, usually selling a wide variety of merchandise, in which customers are required to buy large, wholesale quantities of the store's products, which makes these clubs attractive to both bargain hunters and small ...

These rallies usually occur when analysts observe a support level at which securities will rebound or bargain hunters perceive the securities to be good buy. Once the market has rebounded, it normally resumes its decline.

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A slang term for an unsophisticated investor who has lost everything on the stock market.
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Auction houses
We're talking about your big-name auction houses like Christie's. Think of these places as the highest of the high end. You might make a good buy here, but none of the bidders are what you'd call bargain hunters.

The January Effect is caused by year end selling for tax losses, recognizing capital gains, or effecting portfolio window dressing. Even though the sell off depresses the stocks, it has nothing to do with their basic worth. Bargain hunters may ...

This is the exact opposite of what would be expected in a regularly functioning market, where, a price decline would bring out bargain hunters. Perhaps the classic example of a liquidity black hole is the 1987 stock market crash.

See also: Bargain, Cycles, Lessee, Solvency, Broker-dealer