Multiple expansion is a simple form of arbitrage that occurs when a buyer buys a company with a low entry valuation multiple and then turns around and sells it for a higher valuation multiple. The buyer is, therefore, buying low and selling high, just as those who trade securities in the open… View Full Term
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