IS IT BETTER TO BUY A TAKEOVER COMPANY OR A BUYOUT COMPANY? WHICH USUALLY YIELDS MORE PROFIT IN THE END?

I wish to invest, though have regularly wondered if it is improved to buy the association who will takeover an additional association or the association which is being paid for out?

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Vladislav P August 22, 2011 at 6:16 pm

You usually make money if you are lucky enough to hold a stock when the underlying firm is bought out.

A buyout firm, organized specifically to seek out undervalued and usually distressed companies that they can rejuvenate and then bring public again. The process is similar to a real estate investor who buys a rundown house, fixes it up, and then resells it.

Red August 22, 2011 at 6:43 pm

A takeover company may not necessarily be the most profitable. Take K-Mart for example: Most of their stock increases come from selling off dead real estate and from purchasing Sears Roebuck.

While Sears may have offered a lot of opportunity as a buyout company, K-Mart has avoided bankruptcy (again) by acquiring the assets of Sears.

Buyout companies offer opportunity by providing the possibility of rejuvination by pumping financial assets into them. They have an established business base as well as identity. Sometimes capital is all they need to succed.

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