Comments on: Why Stock Spin-off Investing http://stockspinoffblog.com news and information for spinoff investors Fri, 12 Aug 2011 20:46:39 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: h-c-g http://stockspinoffblog.com/#comment-60544 h-c-g Mon, 04 Jul 2011 02:58:33 +0000 http://stockspinoffblog.com/?page_id=61#comment-60544 <strong>h-c-g...</strong> Such wonderfull post on here today.... h-c-g…

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]]> By: Lessons From Mead Johnson’s IPO Stock Spin-Off | Stocks and Sectors http://stockspinoffblog.com/#comment-492 Lessons From Mead Johnson’s IPO Stock Spin-Off | Stocks and Sectors Thu, 04 Mar 2010 20:17:45 +0000 http://stockspinoffblog.com/?page_id=61#comment-492 [...] unit I wasn’t too excited about it, because I figured that it didn’t fit the successful spin-off stock model that tends to create a value situation. But I overlooked one way that it did create value, and [...] [...] unit I wasn’t too excited about it, because I figured that it didn’t fit the successful spin-off stock model that tends to create a value situation. But I overlooked one way that it did create value, and [...]

]]> By: Lessons From Mead Johnson’s IPO Stock Spin-Off http://stockspinoffblog.com/#comment-490 Lessons From Mead Johnson’s IPO Stock Spin-Off Wed, 03 Mar 2010 11:23:37 +0000 http://stockspinoffblog.com/?page_id=61#comment-490 [...] unit I wasn’t too excited about it, because I figured that it didn’t fit the successful spin-off stock model that tends to create a value situation. But I overlooked one way that it did create value, and [...] [...] unit I wasn’t too excited about it, because I figured that it didn’t fit the successful spin-off stock model that tends to create a value situation. But I overlooked one way that it did create value, and [...]

]]> By: Lessons From Mead Johnson’s IPO Stock Spin-Off | Reaction Radio http://stockspinoffblog.com/#comment-489 Lessons From Mead Johnson’s IPO Stock Spin-Off | Reaction Radio Wed, 03 Mar 2010 09:59:18 +0000 http://stockspinoffblog.com/?page_id=61#comment-489 [...] unit I wasn’t too excited about it, because I figured that it didn’t fit the successful spin-off stock model that tends to create a value situation. But I overlooked one way that it did create value, and [...] [...] unit I wasn’t too excited about it, because I figured that it didn’t fit the successful spin-off stock model that tends to create a value situation. But I overlooked one way that it did create value, and [...]

]]> By: Mead Johnson (MJN) Stock Spin-off Via IPO Offers Lessons | stockspinoffblog.com http://stockspinoffblog.com/#comment-486 Mead Johnson (MJN) Stock Spin-off Via IPO Offers Lessons | stockspinoffblog.com Tue, 02 Mar 2010 20:08:28 +0000 http://stockspinoffblog.com/?page_id=61#comment-486 [...]   Why Spinoffs?   Find Spinoffs   [...] [...]   Why Spinoffs?   Find Spinoffs   [...]

]]> By: Stock Spin-off Or Rip-off? | stockspinoffblog.com http://stockspinoffblog.com/#comment-459 Stock Spin-off Or Rip-off? | stockspinoffblog.com Wed, 16 Sep 2009 22:01:46 +0000 http://stockspinoffblog.com/?page_id=61#comment-459 [...] Why this is likely to occur with a spin-off stock has been described very well in Joel Greenblatt’s book You Can Be A Stock Market Genius: Uncover The Secret Hiding Places Of Stock Market Profits.  It’s a great little book, a fun read, and with its garish yellow cover and outrageous title you can also have an excuse to start conversations with strangers who are staring at you and your book in coffee shops and on subways, if that is your kind of thing.   If you’d just like a quick summation of his main points without the case examples you can also check what I’ve written here. [...] [...] Why this is likely to occur with a spin-off stock has been described very well in Joel Greenblatt’s book You Can Be A Stock Market Genius: Uncover The Secret Hiding Places Of Stock Market Profits.  It’s a great little book, a fun read, and with its garish yellow cover and outrageous title you can also have an excuse to start conversations with strangers who are staring at you and your book in coffee shops and on subways, if that is your kind of thing.   If you’d just like a quick summation of his main points without the case examples you can also check what I’ve written here. [...]

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