Arbitrageur

"While my classmates signed up for on-campus 'face-to-faces' with recruiters from Wall Street brokerage firms (becoming an 'arbitrageur' was all the rage then, even among students who as juniors had vowed to spend their lives dancing or composing), I scanned the horizon for another test to take, another contest to compete in." ❋ Unknown (2009)

While my classmates streamed into on-campus interviews with Wall Street brokerage firms (becoming an "arbitrageur" was all the rage then, even among students who as juniors had vowed to spend their lives painting or composing), I cast about for another test to take, another contest to compete in. ❋ Unknown (2005)

"arbitrageur" has amassed a $1.2 million exposure in troubled toll road company BrisConnections for just $1500 ahead of the final $1 instalment due on the units on January ❋ Unknown (2010)

Therefore you should be able to predict--you should predict at the beginning, at any point in time that over the next decade the returns of those markets will be the same because of the efficient market idea or the idea that a arbitrageur between the past and future. ❋ Steve Forbes (2011)

To make the kind of profit a normal arbitrageur makes on a 1/4 cent margin, you have to move ridiculous amounts of money, amounts that the market will pay a * lot* of attention to. ❋ Unknown (2009)

So the stock market is a great arbitrageur between the present and the future. ❋ Steve Forbes (2011)

The other is the Mephistophelean financier and arbitrageur Gordon Gekko, he of the power braces and the shark-like half-smile, half-snarl. ❋ Philip French (2010)

If all went according to plan, the arbitrageur would have taken a limited risk and made a small profit. ❋ Felix Rohatyn (2010)

Bunny was a tall, straight-talking stock trader and arbitrageur, the head of Lasker, Stone, and Stern, his own specialist firm. ❋ Felix Rohatyn (2010)

The arbitrageur would buy the stock of the company being acquired, and sell the stock of the acquirer. ❋ Felix Rohatyn (2010)

His chapter on “immoralists” is broad enough to sweep in the railroad magnate Jay Gould, “a living insult to all the Victorian pieties and sentimental illusions that polite society found so necessary to veil its own mercenary ardor,” and Gordon Gekko, the cinematic hero believed to have been inspired partly by the arbitrageur Ivan Boesky. ❋ Unknown (2008)

For the arbitrageur in search of financial information it has become a wonderful world. ❋ Mary Buffett (2010)

For the uninitiated, I suggested a session with an arbitrageur who was available to demystify the art of the square knot. ❋ Alan C. Greenberg (2010)

(Bunny) Lasker, a pragmatic and levelheaded arbitrageur (and future chairman of the New York Stock Exchange). ❋ Alan C. Greenberg (2010)

The arbitrageur would make a bold investment, betting that a higher price would ultimately be paid for the company “in play” either by the original suitor or by a competitor. ❋ Felix Rohatyn (2010)

As the mergers and acquisitions business grew in the 1980s, a new type of arbitrageur emerged—the “risk” arbitrageur. ❋ Felix Rohatyn (2010)