get in on

1. see in on. Also see get into the act; (get in on the) ground floor.

Example Sentences

Having already accomplished much of what he wanted to do, La Guardia, a pilot during World War I, was sure that America would be drawn into the war already underway in Europe and was desperate to get in on it.

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But Deutsche Bank says investors who missed out on the stock’s 1,600%-plus rally over the past three years can still get in on future gains — though not quite at the same magnitude.

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Mid-cap players are mortgaging chunks of their businesses to get in on the action, too.

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Meanwhile, retail investors clamour to get in on the start-up action.

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What’s more, unlike in the past—when primarily institutional and accredited investors could invest in a portion of IPO shares at the initial offering price—brokerages like Robinhood, Webull, Fidelity Investments and E*Trade have made it easier for retail, or individual, investors to get in on the action.

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