A nest egg is the money you build so one day you can stop working.
Not an egg for breakfast.
An egg for escape.

“Nest egg” is the real financial term for savings and investments built over time for the future — most often retirement.
Robinhood has repeatedly used the phrase when talking about ordinary retail investors building their own financial future, one investment at a time.
The original plan was never to work forever. It was to build something that could outlast the job.
Buy the egg.
See you at retirement.
Exhibit A — this is not a made-up term

01 — Robinhood Learn: retirement planning
02 — Robinhood Newsroom: retail investors building their nest egg
The pair
$Nest egg
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$SPY
The egg is the long-term idea. SPY is the symbol everyone already understands: the market people keep buying while they build toward retirement.
Building a nest egg > building a resume
see you when the job becomes optional.