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*checking into thread* - yes, interested as well.

 

And the very placid answer is of course the Wall Street Journal or your local business paper. Which, however oldschool, is actually not too bad at all that if you learn to look for those specifically.

 

Bonus comment: I'm looking at the debt restructuring of offshore driller Seadrill Partners at the moment (NYSE:SDLP). Check that out.

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Bonus, Bonus Comment: I'm a contributor over at SeekingAlpha and I just remembered that this guy has a special situations newsletter:

https://seekingalpha.com/account/research/subscribe?slug=chris-demuth-jr

 

It's $300 a month and I'm not a subscriber so I can't speak to the quality. His public articles are good, as far as I can tell, so maybe start there and make up your own mind.

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I have a google alert for spinoffs. I haven't figured out the right set of words to exclude TV series spinoffs, but it seems to do the trick regardless. Recent ones that have come up are (spinner / spinnee):

Tegna / cars.com - I started a thread on this in the Investment Ideas and invested in both parts to so far breakeven results

Brookfield Asset Managment / Trisura - I didn't take a deep look. I liked the dynamics (microcap being spunoff from a largecap), but nothing caught my attention in the prospectus.

MetLife / Brighthouse Financial - Haven't taken a look really at all

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