outperformer

noun

outperformer

noun

Etymology From outperform + -er.

1

One who outperforms.

“They tend to be the outperformers when times are really good and underperformers when things turn south,” he said.2008 January 6, Vivian Marino, “A Defensive Strategy for REIT Investors”, in New York Times:

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