nimbleton
n.— «So let’s raise a glass to big funds with a toast of sincere best wishes for their success . . . of course, I’ll be explicit about my ulterior motive: keeping the small fund space the preserve of the nimbletons. If big players continue to focus on big funds, it’ll be more beer for us.» —“The Suburban in the Garage, Or Big Investors and Their Funds” by Chris Douvos Super LP Nov. 4, 2009. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
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