A "pick" is something that is recommended; the person discussing it would choose it.
A "pan" is something that is discouraged or described as not worthwhile.
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- 07-Jan-2008, 19:50 #1
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picks and pans May I know the meaning "picks and pans" which is used in stocks analysis oftenly.
- 07-Jan-2008, 20:05 #2
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- 07-Jan-2008, 20:20 #3
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Re: picks and pans Dear Ouisch,
Thanks a lot. But I'm curious to know why the "pans" means "discouragement"? Sometime people says something pan out well. Please explain it at your convenient time.
jycrie
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