Harry Rady of Rady asset Management in La Jolla, California has his top picks for Takeover Targets. It was in a post on BusinessInsider.com last April 6, 2011 when Harry shared his picks through “The Street” site.
In the article, Harry talked about how the M&A activity in the beginning of 2011 was just a tiny part of something even bigger. Rady Asset Management had over $250 under management way back. Citing the Cephalon (CEPH_) as his first example, the firm reiterated the stock value of the company had been lowered only because there was a short term focus in the market without actually looking into the products present and those to be released.
The benefactors of a recent 5.7 billion buyout from Valient International (VRX_), for Harry, is just among the many other good companies whose value has been ignored by the market. In the post, he said he strongly believed in the strategy of finding such companies.
Carrying on, Harry included the Adobe (software), Activision Blizzard (makers of Guitar Hero and World of Warcraft), FLIR Systems (thermal imaging), Iridium (mobile voice and data), NuVasive (medical device), Savient (pharmaceuticals), and Sandridge, an oil and gas exploration company in his list of takeover targets.
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In the article, Harry talked about how the M&A activity in the beginning of 2011 was just a tiny part of something even bigger. Rady Asset Management had over $250 under management way back. Citing the Cephalon (CEPH_) as his first example, the firm reiterated the stock value of the company had been lowered only because there was a short term focus in the market without actually looking into the products present and those to be released.
The benefactors of a recent 5.7 billion buyout from Valient International (VRX_), for Harry, is just among the many other good companies whose value has been ignored by the market. In the post, he said he strongly believed in the strategy of finding such companies.
Carrying on, Harry included the Adobe (software), Activision Blizzard (makers of Guitar Hero and World of Warcraft), FLIR Systems (thermal imaging), Iridium (mobile voice and data), NuVasive (medical device), Savient (pharmaceuticals), and Sandridge, an oil and gas exploration company in his list of takeover targets.
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