Merger Arbitrage Spread List June 28, 2020
The merger arbitrage spreads list is a FREE list of the largest all-cash deal spreads trading on a major U.S. stock exchange. The Merger Arbitrage Spread List June 28, 2020 is the latest list of opportunities available. The FREE merger tracker spreadsheet below contains the latest essential deal information and criteria as per official company announcements. Thus providing the user with a merger arb spread tracker list and investable database of the largest 20 deal spread opportunities. We refer to this list of arbitrage spreads of pending mergers as the “T20 portfolio”. Finally, we demonstrate how examples of this information can provide a solid investment foundation.
A review and performance analysis of last weeks arbitrage list constituents is also now available featuring commentary on ADSW, IOTS, RRGB & TECD. Review our strategy section and make risk arbitrage part of your investment strategy. We encourage traders and investors to perform their own due diligence before making investments.
Additional Merger Arbitrage Resources
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- Quickly obtain merger details and news updates on selected deals such as
- Visit our deals category for more pending all cash acquisitions & stock deal mergers and takeovers, or click the blue link in the spreadsheet below
- Visit our closed deals or failed deals categories to review past deals
- Scroll through the listings on the “performance” and “strategy” pages to view our regular weekly output
- In addition, to the right you can see what everyone else is reading in “Recent Posts” or click on the “Categories” links
- Download our FREE to use Excel merger arbitrage spread calculation tool. This can calculate any stock-for-stock deal spreads you may be interested in trading along with detailed instructions for use. Investors can also use this tool in a pairs trading strategy
Merger Arbitrage Spread List June 28, 2020
The Past
- CLOSURES
- Anixter (AXE) closed sucessfully on June 22
- FAILURES
- There were no deal failures from the list during the past week
- LIST REMOVALS
- There were no additional removals from the list during the week
- CLOSURES
The Present
- CONSTITUENTS
- The T20 continues to operate with an incomplete list of 18 constituent deals and 2 cash positions
- NEW DEALS ENTRY(S)
- There were no new deals that enter the list this week
- EXISTING DEAL ENTRY(S)
- 58.com (WUBA) enters the list this week
- LARGEST SPREAD
- The largest simple spread this week is Red Robin Gourmet Burgers (RRGB) offering 315.37%.
- CONSTITUENTS
| Date | Avg. Simple Spread | ECD* | Annualized Spread |
|---|---|---|---|
| May 22 | 17.04% | August 14 | 98.12% |
| May 29 | 18.18% | August 13 | 123.05% |
| June 5 | 16.18% | August 14 | 118.58% |
| June 12 | 20.37% | August 10 | 214.86% |
| June 19 | 25.83% | August 20 | 286.76% |
| June 26 | 22.19% | September 2 | 193.21% |
| Week Ending | Friday June 26, 2020 | ||
The Future
- EARNINGS
- There are no scheduled earnings announcements this week
- DIVIDENDS
- There are no scheduled ex-dividend dates this week
- REGULATORY
- There are no regulatory announcements during the coming week
- EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL MEETING
- There are no extraordinary general meetings expected during the coming week
- EARNINGS
We will announce deal news relating to this week’s T20 list in real time via our twitter feed @MergeArbLimited.
*These dates may include estimated dates. Traders are advised to check for updates on this site or via our twitter feed.
And Finally…
- News was dominated this week by the continued spread of the COVID-19 virus as states grappled with the balance of reopening their economies whilst trying to curtail the spread of the virus. Domestic and international travel restrictions are taking their toll on the US economy whilst Europe looks to open its borders.
- Spreads gave up ground during the week as fears of a premature reopening of the economy hit hospitality stocks hard. Selected states have already begun to curtail their reopening plans. However, the 58.com deal has progressed and the announced takeover approach for CoreLogic does suggest M&A activity is not completely dead.
