Answer / vass

A person who has defaulted on his or her debts or has gone
bankrupted due to the stock market. The financial use of
the term is most commonly used in Europe.

Answer / pandu babu tadepalli

A stock broker who fails to handover the shares to the
buyer or who fails to pay the money to the seller is
called as lame-duck

Answer / krishna

a company in financial difficulties

Answer / paul

A trader or investor who makes poor trades and ends up with heavy losses over time would be considered a lame duck. Often, if a trader goes bankrupt, it is not the result of one bad trade but a long string of them - such a trader is called a lame duck because he or her is ineffective as a trader.

Answer / anil

a company in financial difficulties

Answer / sunita

Lame-Duck is a speculator in Bombay Stock Exchange.

Answer / ashid puzhakkal

i think lame duck is speculator in share market who take
the advantage of short term dealing

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