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That's not quite correct - BRA is when a moviestock is priced higher than current box office *and* has no potential to earn any more money
For example, let's say a moviestock priced at $5 opens in limited release and earns $0.1 million on its first weekend.
If the distributor decides to keep the movie playing in theatres, it is not BRA because it could potentially earn that $5 million over the next eleven weeks before the stock delists.
If the distributor decides to pull the movie from theatres, then the movie has no potential to earn any more money at the box office and the stock would be arb.
hlp plz {nm} Sep 01, 13:47
A RB? ty {nm} Sep 01, 13:56
ARB means that a moviestock is priced lower than its current box office Sep 01, 14:01
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spk 4 urslf Sep 01, 14:11
ARB stands for Arbitrage. Linky inside. Sep 01, 14:14
So is there a BRA and if so, what does that mean? {nm} Sep 01, 14:24
BRA/Anti-Arb = priced higher than current box office {nm} Sep 01, 14:40
That's not quite correct - BRA is when a moviestock is priced higher than current box office *and* has no potential to earn any more money Sep 01, 21:06
