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(1). The inclination of management to support a certain project, usually involving the allocation of firm resources (a.k.a. money).
“Look, guys. There just isn’t an appetite right now for a new company car. I’m sorry, Shaggy, but you’ll just have to make do with the current Mystery Machine for now.”
Props to Paul A. for the submission.
(1). Something that woman in your office who collects naked trolls says after complaining about all of the mindless work she left until Friday to finish.
“I can’t believe I have so many emails to clean out of my inbox today! Oh well…TGIF, right?”
(1). When an investment manager veers slowly away from the type of investments he’s supposed to be making. Usual result is affectionately referred to as “turnover”.
“Well, Mike, I think it’s safe to say you guys have experienced a little style drift lately. Buying California municipal bonds in a Turkish equity strategy is just not really what we were looking for.”
