Special-situations investing describes
when stocks experience some kind of corporate event that might lead the
market to revalue them, and that leads investors to consider buying
shares in anticipation of the valuation change. General Electric Company, Danaher Corporation, and Johnson Controls
are all in the process of spinning off businesses and restructuring
their companies. As such, they will all look fundamentally different in
the next year or so. However, I believe that the former two have a good
chance of outperforming the market, while Johnson Controls has more
downside risk. Here's why.
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