Bang for the buck
The most impact or results for your money.
"Brown tries to get a lot of bang for the buck by not paying too much more than the market for a stock while finding companies with dramatically superior earnings growth and return on equity."
Fortune, Aug. 21, 1995, p.127. |
Similar financial terms
Big Bang
Big Bang has two different geographical meanings:
A major launch event. "The new product line will be big banged in Q1." (US)
The term applied to the liberalization in 1986 of the London Stock Exchange in which trading was
automated with the use of computers. (UK)
Buck
Slang for one million dollars.
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