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Internet Slang
loaded up
LOH-did UP · phrase · informal
Bought a large amount of a position.
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Definitions
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To have accumulated a big position in an asset, going heavy on the bet.
“I loaded up on shares before the catalyst.”
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loaded up In A Sentence
I loaded up on shares before the catalyst.
Origin & Usage
Common trading phrase for building a large position; standard in WSB position posts.
People Also Ask
What does 'loaded up' mean in trading?
It means you bought a large amount of an asset, building a heavy position because you're confident in the bet.
How do you use 'loaded up'?
You'd say it about going in big before an expected move, e.g. 'I loaded up on calls before earnings.'
Does 'loaded up' imply high conviction?
Yes. Loading up signals strong belief in the trade, since you're committing a large chunk of capital to it.
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