Event-driven investing is a strategy that seeks to:
A) buy and sell a basket of stocks or other securities and taking a counter position in index futures contracts to capture differences due to inefficiencies in the market.
B) take long and short positions in bonds with the expectation that the yield spreads between them will return to historical levels.
C) profit from price imbalances or fluctuations.
D) sell securities that are overvalued from either a technical or fundamental viewpoint.
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