Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

long-on

Adjective

/lɔŋ ɒn/

Definition

Having a preference or excessive interest in something, usually in relation to investments or assets.

Examples

Many investors are long-on technology stocks, believing they will outperform the market.
After the latest earnings report, she felt long-on the company’s growth potential.

Meaning

The term is often used in financial contexts, indicating that someone is invested in or holds a favorable view towards an asset, with the expectation that its value will increase.