Dedicated to providing a comprehensive resource on special situations in the stock market. Special situations, as I define them, include spin-off's, bankruptcy scares, deep value discounts, some mergers and any other short-term event which may trigger institutional selling/buying.
I am a software analyst in the mining industry. Above and beyond the stock market, programming is my true passion. I love the creative elements of designing and building software that people actually use. I have also always been interested in money. I am fundamentally a medium to long-term value investor. From my research, this is the only style which will consistently beat the market. I define value as stocks selling less than their "intrinsic" worth. I also look to special situations, as witnessed by this blog for value situations.
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If Nikko Cordial were to lose its Tokyo Stock Market listing, what would happen to the ADRs?
P.S. I recently 'discovered' your Special Situation Investing blog site and from what I've seen, I think it's great.
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Anonymous, at 2:48 PM
The ADR's pretty much mirror what is happening overseas. Keep in mind that any large differences will be exploited by trader. If the stock gets hammered in Tokyo, it gets hit in America too.
I only brought it up because if it does get delisted and the price drops, well that is immaterial to me. For the right price I would definitely be a buyer.
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spinoff, at 3:44 PM
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