Buy-Win
When a professional equity options trader is forced to buy back a short stock position (called a Buy-In) that hedges a long delta options position and the stock opens higher the next day.
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Buy The Win
A rally bet against your team, to ensure the win by playing your luck.
Your soul may be crushed by a 3 game comeback, from having a 3 game lead, in a 7 game series. So in game 7 you place a bet against your team.
A. Your team wins. YAY
B. You win money. (use this money to drown your sorrows)
Your soul may be crushed by a 3 game comeback, from having a 3 game lead, in a 7 game series. So in game 7 you place a bet against your team.
A. Your team wins. YAY
B. You win money. (use this money to drown your sorrows)
Buy The Win by Cherm Tha Dirtwerm May 17, 2011
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Buy-winning
The act of spending money at a great loss to the consumer, but still a tremendous win for both the seller and the buyer.
Interviewer- "Charlie i heard you were wasting a lot of your money at a clothes store this weekend. Is it true you bought a bowling shirt for 800 dollars?"
Charlie- "Yes, but i like my shirt so i would say i wasn't wasting my money but i was buy-winning."
Charlie- "Yes, but i like my shirt so i would say i wasn't wasting my money but i was buy-winning."
Buy-winning by Walooza Malooza June 3, 2011
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