The Event-Driven Edge in Investing: Six Special Situation Strategies to Outperform the Market

Every investor wants a dependable advantage that enables them to beat the market. Every investor wants an edge.

One such edge, long thought to be accessible only to institutional investors, can be found in event-driven investing strategies. These strategies allow you to recognize and take advantage of the effect of corporate events on the price of stocks--events including mergers and acquisitions, stock buybacks, and spin-offs.
Now, in The Event-Driven Edge in Investing, accomplished multi-strategy investor Asif Suria provides a simple, in-depth introduction to these highly profitable strategies, making them available to all investors.
The Event-Driven Edge in Investing teaches you how to:

-Utilize merger arbitrage as a counter-cyclical investment option that can gain better risk-adjusted returns than bonds.
-Follow what company insiders are doing to generate new investment ideas.
-Track stock buybacks to better understand whether a company’s board of directors and management are aligned about the company’s value.
-Use spin-offs to unlock value in either the spin-off or the newly unburdened parent company.

And much, much more.

With Asif’s guidance, you too can identify and profit from the event-driven edge in investing.

Asif Suria is an entrepreneur and investor with a focus on event driven strategies including merger arbitrage, spinoffs, (legal) insider trading, buybacks and SPACs. He was one of the earliest contributors to Seeking Alpha in 2005 and his work has been mentioned in Barron’s, Dow Jones, BNN Bloomberg and other publications.

He has been an active investor for more than two decades and his background in technology has helped him build tools that inform his investing process, especially as it relates to event-driven strategies that require updated data and processes. He previously ran a quantitative investment firm focused on insider transactions.

Operating experience as an executive at venture funded San Francisco Bay Area based companies gave him a front-row seat to understanding how to build and grow companies.