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🥳Want to Get Somewhat “Free Money” like Buffet💵💵⁉️

@LMSunshine
Hello fellow 🐯🐯🐯, today I’m excited to share about a topic that I’ve been researching in the AUS & US stock markets for several months now-Buying Stocks Based on Company Buyouts/Mergers. After Powell’s speech & the market sell-offs, I think we all need something happy/optimistic for us to look forward to😅 & I hope this post will help🤓😃 🤔💭How Can We Get Somewhat “Free” Money like Warren Buffet💵💵💵⁉️ ⭐️⭐️⭐️ The strategy is simple: Buy stocks that has a company buyout/merger offer (with strong fundamentals of course), wait for the deal to close & 🥳 pocket the difference between the offer price & its current stock price‼️ ⭐️ With the market sell-offs, it might just be the right time to buy some of these stocks if they’re going at a great price😉 ⭐️ Instead of looking at our red portfolio & get all emotional, or *buying the dip to average down our cost price for our stocks steeped in BIG losses*, sometimes buying a stock that has great potential to succeed will yield better results & help lessen our losses overall🤓 I’ve had some success doing this & will share about my experience when I have time to post about it😉 *📝Note: Buying the dip to average down our cost price is an excellent strategy for stocks that pays high dividends on a consistent basis. I use this strategy to increase the % of my dividend yield too & I’m not referring to these stocks🤓* 🤔💭Which US Companies have a Pending Buyout/Merger Offer❓ Microsoft (MSFT) announced a buyout offer in January 2022 for Activision Blizzard $Activision Blizzard(ATVI)$valuing its shares at around $95 per share. The buyout offer is still awaiting approval but buying ATVI shares for any value below $95 is so called "Free Money". The current price is $78.63 so you stand to gain 20.8%🥳🥳🥳 Even Buffett is looking for easy gains with the S&P 500 down this year. Buffet’s Berkshire Hathaway (BRKB) is the number 1 holder of this stock with 8.7% of the shares outstanding. Another company that is the subject of a takeover is VMware $VMware(VMW)$Broadcom (AVGO) is offering $142.50 and VMW is currently trading at $118.71, a possible gain of around 20%‼️VMW shareholders will elect to receive either $142.50 in cash or 0.2520 shares of Broadcom common stock for each VMware share. Other companies pending takeover bids include HP (HPE) bidding for Plantronics $Plantronics Inc.(POLY)$;Google (GOOGL, GOOG) buying Mandiant $Mandiant(MNDT)$;& Amazon (AMZN) buying 1life Healthcare (ONEM). ⚠️Risks Alert: (1) Buyout/Merger offers may fall through or go through rounds of negotiations. (2) Takeover bids may end up in court e.g. Twitter. ⭐️ If you’re interested to get this “Free Money”, be sure to do your own research on past buyout/merger offers to understand the risks & possible gains! If The Great Value Investor Warren Buffet is looking for “Free” Money, maybe we should consider it too🧐🤔??? Please help to click on the “Like” & “Share/Repost” button so that more 🐯🐯🐯 can access this information & we can all accumulate wealth together during this market sell-off😉🥳 Many thanks🤗 My posts are for knowledge sharing purposes (not investment advice), so please DYODD on top of reading my posts & never invest money you can’t afford to lose🤓 As usual-🤔💭 Consider POV & Actions of investors + 👩🏻‍💻👨🏻‍💻 Research + 🗑FOMO & Greed = Investing Wisely 🤓🤗 + Accumulating Wealth 💵💰 Source websites: investors.com, S&P Global Market Intelligence, & IQ Merger Arbitrage @Daily_Discussion(29/8) @TigerStars@CaptainTiger@MillionaireTiger
🥳Want to Get Somewhat “Free Money” like Buffet💵💵⁉️

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