April 16, 2008
This strategy involves investing in the securities of a company that is or is expected to be in trouble. Some distressed securities can trade at large discounts to their actual risk adjusted basis. This is due to the psychological effect that occurs in the marketplace when a firm gets into trouble or files for bankruptcy. [...]
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April 16, 2008
LONDON (Reuters) – BlackRock, the giant U.S. investment fund with some $1.36 trillion in assets under management, reckons the banking crisis is not over and companies are delaying expansion plans and in some case cutting spending. But in a note, Bob Doll, the firm’s global chief investment officer for equities, says there are nonetheless 10 [...]
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