Meaning of "Cicada"
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A term referring to retail investors who were formerly fund managers; it refers to individual investors who make investment decisions based on the expertise they gained from their institutional backgrounds.
"These days, the market is seeing an increase in Mammies—individuals with fund management expertise—leading to the emergence of the term “institutional-style individual investors.”"
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