Talk:Risk arbitrage

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Pretty basic description. The strategy can be enormously rewarding or incredibly humbling.

Arbitrage is the simultaneous buying and selling in two different markets at the same time with NO risk involved. Risk Arbitrage is a misnomer waiting for a better name to be thought up.