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Scorched Earth In order to scare off a hostile firm, the target firm will liquidate all its desirable assets and acquire liabilities.

liabilities

assets

Dawn Raid

Stock broker Firm (or investor) purchases a large portion of shares in a target firm at the opening of the market.

rebel

War Chest and War Bonds A war chest refers to the funds a company uses to initiate or defend itself against takeovers.

military bonds

Tax is money that people have to pay to the government.

Blitzkrieg Tender Offer As the Russian army retreated, they burned every shelter, animal and plant that would catch fire, effectively leaving the French army without any “found” supplies to sustain them through a Russian winter.

attractiveness

corporate takeovers

front

lightning war

Capitulation

Panic selling In the stock market, capitulation refers to the surrendering of any previous gains in stock price by selling equities in an effort to get out of the market and into less risky investments, it involves extremely high volume and sharp declines, which are indicative of panic selling.

share rate

War Babies The companies that enjoy a jump in stock prices during or before a war (traditionally a time of decline for the market).

peacetime

defense contractors