A term often used to describe an unusual investment opportunity due to either some special development or to perceived market mis-pricing.
when you watch your losing stop limit go by and take a larger position instead of exiting the trade (see Long Term Investment)
An unusual investment opportunity, such as a company involved in a merger, takeover, liquidation, spinoff, turnaround, or new product development. Speculation - Assumption of above-average investment risk in exchange for the opportunity to secure an above-average return.
Investments in distressed or undervalued securities, including restructuring firms, venture capital, mergers, reorganizations, etc.
An investment strategy that focuses on investing in companies the will or are undergoing events that will affect the price of a stock. An example would be a merger, spin-off or restructuring.
When an unusual investment opportunity arises due to either some extraordinary development or to perceived market mispricing.
In the stock market, a security having a unique speculative or investment interest related to some development peculiar to itself and that promises profit regardless of the general market trend, such as with a reorganization, recapitalization, special distribution, merger or consolidation, and others