To takeover candidates range from beaten down sectors in need of defensive consolidation to healthy companies looking to maintain growth through acquisitions.
It’s often said when presented with a gold rush the best investment is the picks, axes and pans that stand to be sold, rather than being the one standing in long line along the cold stream.
With founder Jack Dorsey back at the helm and some bold initiatives surrounding video Twitter may finally be ready to leverage its platform to a money making machine.
Low oil prices have been weighing on the alternative sector for a while. Recent concerns about a competitor have set up a long term buying opportunity in the solar power name.
Refiners have been the bright light in the energy patch thanks to low oil delivering high margins. But the best days might be over and shares are looking pricey as trickle down of expanded margins and higher sales volume might be drying up.
The current skew in implied volatility created by the recent sell-off make this the right time for using calendar spreads for downside protection heading into the crucial, and often cruel, October earnings season.