Definition of
opening purchase
first in series of option purchases the first of a series of purchases to be made in options of a specific type for a specific commodity or security
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Practical Purchasing Procedures
ChecklistsThis checklist outlines a practical approach to purchasing.
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How to Optimize Stock Control
ChecklistsHolding too much stock can result in a company having too much cash tied up in stock, but holding too little can lose clients. Efficient stock control facilitates “just in time” stock management, with an order schedule that forecasts stock reordering requirements for a period of time ahead, based on factors such as open sales orders, open purchase orders, and the required-by date.
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Maximizing Value when Selling a Business
Best PracticeHaving described what advisers don’t do, the natural question is: So what do they do? The answer to this is—pretty much everything except making the final commercial decisions. Expect advisers to prepare, collate, and analyze data that will be presented to potential purchasers. They should project
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Coping with Equity Market Reactions to M&A Transactions
Best PracticeBidders can also influence the target company’s share price, naturally wanting to keep the price of the target down. The most common technique is to conduct a “street sweep,” whereby the target company’s shares (or a controlling interest in the target) are purchased in a blitzkrieg that gives the market and the target’s management no time to react before the takeover is effectively complete
By Scott Moeller
Definitions of ’opening purchase’ and meaning of ’opening purchase’ are from the book publication, QFINANCE – The Ultimate Resource, © 2009 Bloomsbury Information Ltd. Find definitions for ’opening purchase’ and other financial terms with our online QFINANCE Financial Dictionary.
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