ledgy
/ˈlɛdʒi/Definitions
1. adjective
having or displaying a tendency to take unnecessary risks or to be reckless, especially in business or finance.
“He was known for being ledgy, which often led to poor investment decisions.”
2. adjective
having or displaying a tendency to be overly cautious or to be excessively risk-averse.
“After the recent financial crisis, she became ledgy and avoided investing in the stock market.”