Takeover bid in which the acquirer offers to pay more for the shares needed to gain control than for the remaining shares, or to pay the same price but at different times in the merger period; contrasts with any-or-all bid.
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If 70 were bid in the market and there was no offer, the quote would be 70 bid without. The expression without indicates a one-way market.
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a secret minimum bid in an auction. Ordinarily, the minimum bid (the lowest price that the seller will take) is announced to would-be buyers.
Macaroni defense A tactic used by a corporation that is the target of a hostile takeover bid involving the issue of a large number of bonds that must be redeemed at a higher value if the company is taken over.
A public sale of a security, typically a bond, where the issuer invites authorised dealers to bid in yield or price terms for the security....(Read more)
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Such neglect of protectionism helped William Howard Taft lose his reelection bid in 1912. This former governor of the Philippines had backed tariff-free treatment for that territory's sugar and tobacco.
Winner's Curse - A tendency for the winning bid in an auction to exceed the intrinsic value of the item purchased.
That bidder who is awarded a contract because his bid in unit price, total cost of operation, or value per dollar is lower than any of the bidders and whose reputation, past performance and financial capabilities are such, ...
Definition: Takeover bid in the form of a public invitation to shareholders to tender a price for their stocks.
Often used in risk arbitrage. Takeover bid in which the acquirer offers to pay a set price for all outstanding shares of the target company, or any part thereof; contrasts with two-tier bid.
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the period before a formal announcement of a takeover bid in which one or more bidders are either preparing to make an announcement or speculating that someone else will.
After-tax profit margin
The ratio of net income to net sales.
A tendency for the winning bid in an auction to exceed the intrinsic value of the item purchased.
Investors who already hold the ARS have a choice to hold (agree to receive whatever rate is set in the auction), bid (bid in the auction, and relinquish their holding if their bid is not accepted), ...
Any Or All Bid definition :
Often used in risk arbitrage. Takeover bid in which the acquirer offers to pay a set price for all outstanding shares of the target company, or any part thereof; contrasts with two-tier bid.
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Indicates a one-way market if 70 were bid in the market and there was no offer, the quote would be "70 bid without.".
With Particular Average (WPA)
See: With Average
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ANY-OR-ALL BID - Often used in risk arbitrage. Takeover bid in which the acquirer offers to pay a set p...
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In this mechanism, each bidder submits a single bid in a sealed envelope. Then, all of the envelopes are opened and the highest bidder is announced, and he receives the item at his bid price.
The market maker hopes that buyers will raise their bids to his ask in order to a make a trade and that sellers will lower their price to his bid in order to make a trade.
An order that becomes a market order when a round lot in an NYSE or AMEX listed security trades at or through a specified price (stop price) or when the national best bid in a NASDAQ listed security reaches the specified price.
Poison pills are designed to deny them the opportunity of selling to an acquirer (usually at a significant premium to the price without bid interest).
Best and Final Offer (BAFO): A second-stage bid in a public procurement.
New buyers biding on the property at the sale mist pay the amount of their bid in cash, cheque, or other acceptable method of payment as specified by the trustee.
STABILIZATION " When an underwriter of a new issue acts in the secondary market to maintain the price of a security at the original new issue offering price. To accomplish this, the underwriter would enter a bid in the secondary market that is at ...
Noncompetitive bid In a Treasury auction, bidding for a specific amount of securities at the price, whatever it may turn out to be, equal to the average price of the accepted competitive bids.
Takeover bid in which the acquirer offers to pay a set price for all outstanding shares of the target company, or any part thereof; contrasts with two-tier bid.
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