Digest #34 is out. 763 situations. 35 countries. 199 deals, 82 divestitures, 62 capital returns, 59 activists, 56 tenders, 38 going-private. Free trials available

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This is an incredible treasure trove: a compilation of old Outstanding Investor Digest (OID) volumes. h/t Kevin Gee / @mjmauboussin

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If you missed it, Special Situations Digest #33 was out on Sunday. >800 interesting situations to look through.

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Great article on the turnaround at Net-a-Porter / Mr. Porter $LUXE