cash drag
cash drag noun: a negative impact on investment returns caused by holding a portion of a portfolio in cash instead of investing it in higher-returning securities or credit.
Noun
cash drag (countable and uncountable, plural cash drags)
- A negative impact on investment returns caused by holding a portion of a portfolio in cash instead of investing it in higher-returning securities or credit.
Forms of cash drag
| plural | cash drags |
|---|---|
| alternative form | cash-drag |
| alternative form | cashdrag |
Questions about cash drag
- What does cash drag mean?
- Cash drag means a negative impact on investment returns caused by holding a portion of a portfolio in cash instead of investing it in higher-returning securities or credit.
- What part of speech is cash drag?
- Cash drag is a noun.
- What is the plural of cash drag?
- The plural of cash drag is cash drags.
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