Special Situation Investing : A Guide to Low Risk Investments

special situation investing

Special situations are distinct from the common occurrences in which businesses find themselves. It could take the form of a buyback, stock split, spin-off, tender offer, stake sale, merger, acquisitions, litigation, shareholder activism, bankruptcy, capital structure changes…

Second Level Thinking

Second Level Thinking

It is important to have what is known as second-level thinking in order to succeed in investing. First-level thinking is simplistic and easy. It is also superficial. Many first-level thinkers don’t know what second-level thinking is.Second level thinking says, ‘Since it is a good company..