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get in on

Idioms  

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

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But investors who still want to get in on this theme at more reasonable valuation levels might consider shares of two smaller players whose multiples aren’t yet so frothy.

From MarketWatch

We look at what you can still get in on, what you’re too late for and what you can do instead.

From The Wall Street Journal

That could provide an exciting opportunity for an investor looking to get in on a stock that might get a boost from the launch of one of the most highly anticipated game releases ever: Grand Theft Auto VI.

From Barron's

Retail investors have limited opportunities to get in on trendy private companies that are disrupting the U.S. economy, hence the initial mania.

From MarketWatch

As companies stay private for longer, retail investors are looking for ways to get in on in high-growth AI companies.

From MarketWatch

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