Bagger
The term Bagger was originally made popular by Peter Lynch in his book
One up on Wall Street.
A "bagger" refers to the number of times over you make your money back. A ten bagger for example would mean that you make ten times your original investment on a stock. So if you have invested $5 in the stock then it would have risen to $55 in order for you to make a ten bagger.
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