Meaning of "Ant"
A term used to describe individual investors with limited capital, likening them to the insect "ant," referring to investors who participate in the market with small amounts of money
"While big investors dictate the direction of a company, it is usually the buying pressure from retail investors that drives prices up."
Related slang words
ExchangeA platform that connects users with the market to facilitate the buying and selling of assets such as cryptocurrenciesFactionA power or group that, based on vast financial resources or influence, determines the outcome of a situation or sets the direction of eventsAccumulationThis refers to the practice in which influential players or major investors quietly accumulate large volumes of shares before driving up the stock price, thereby reducing the supply of shares on the market and creating a favorable foundation for the stock price.Cash on the sidelinesAn investment strategy in which, amid market uncertainty, investors hold onto cash rather than buying coins immediately, observing price trends and waiting for the right momentPokaAn abbreviation for "photo card," referring to a card printed with a celebrity's photo that is included in albums or merchandise setsPre-reflectionThis refers to the view that future positive or negative events are already reflected in current prices, meaning the market has already anticipated their impact.Living Room FandomThe attitude or behavior of engaging in fandom activities primarily through TV or the internet at home, while rarely attending offline events such as concerts or autograph sessionsOpen your mouth(Figuratively) Refers to the attitude of watching and waiting—keeping one’s mouth open (as if waiting)—for opportunities to buy at the bottom during a market crash or downturn, until there is a significant price movement.