Spin-offs
Li um artigo na Business Week sobre spin-offs e, lembrando-me da PT decidi deixar aqui umas pequenas partes do artigo:
"Not every spin-off is a winner, and investors need to examine the deals with care. One clue to the fate of a newly freed unit is to look in the executive suite. Are the current executives staying or jumping ship?If the CEO goes with the new business it's a signal the business is particularly attractive"
"Buying shares of parent companies in anticipation of the spin-offs isn't the best approach. Spin-off shares often trade down in the weeks and months after they hit the market. That's because index funds that hold the parent companies unload the spun-off shares, which are not in any underlying index." recomendando uma espera de 2 a 3meses para entrar.
"Not every spin-off is a winner, and investors need to examine the deals with care. One clue to the fate of a newly freed unit is to look in the executive suite. Are the current executives staying or jumping ship?If the CEO goes with the new business it's a signal the business is particularly attractive"
"Buying shares of parent companies in anticipation of the spin-offs isn't the best approach. Spin-off shares often trade down in the weeks and months after they hit the market. That's because index funds that hold the parent companies unload the spun-off shares, which are not in any underlying index." recomendando uma espera de 2 a 3meses para entrar.
posted by LAPA at 2:05 AM
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