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Trading on Expected Deals
Mergermarket, June 2006, Pages: 19
The study analyses so-called Rule 2.4 expected deal announcements made for UK-based target companies between 2001 and 2005. In order to find indications for the likelihood of a deal announcement, the report differentiates historical situations according to the reasons that were stated for the announcement, and also looks at the quality of the disclosed information. In addition, Trading on Expected Deals relates the share price performance of target companies to these variables.
As traders frequently make substantial gains on the back of Rule 2.4 situations, dealReporter has interviewed leading hedge fund investors on their views and preferences regarding expected deals. This publication contrasts the survey findings with the conclusions of the historical research, and thereby provides an understanding of the views, risks and opportunities faced by market participants.
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