pair trade

The bearish case for Keurig Dr Pepper Inc (NYSE: KDP) has come to an end after the stock's underperformance over the past year, according to Morgan Stanley. The Keurig Dr Pepper Analyst Dara Mohsenian upgraded Keurig Dr Pepper from Underweight to Equal-Weight with a price target lifted from $28...

A pair trade is a trading strategy, in which a long position is matched with a short position in a pair of highly correlated instruments such as stocks, options, commodities and ETFs. It's essentially buying an instrument, which may be considered and underperformer, and selling another...

When intending to bet one security will outperform another, investors often will enter into a pair trade to take advantage of the differences in performance. A pair trade is constructed when someone buys one security and shorts another with the intent to profit off of the spread between the future...

Peter Garnry of Saxo Bank, a Danish investment bank and advisory firm, explained on CNBC his latest pair trade idea of buying Samsung Electronics Co Ltd (OTC: SSNLF) and shorting Apple Inc. (NASDAQ: AAPL). According to the analyst, Apple made some blunders in Asia where it "mis-interpreted...

• A great way to generate alpha in an uncertain and volatile market could be pair trades. • Deutsche Bank’s pair trades model generates 10 percent annual alpha during backtesting. • Deutsche Bank’s model identifies divergence between highly-correlated, supply chain-...

A new Jefferies report focuses on a specific retail segment that has been under a lot of pressure in recent years: handbags. Jefferies analyst Randal Konik believes that the results from a new handbag survey indicate that the worst of the downturn in the handbag market could now be in the rear-...

There are different ways to invest and/or trade issues in the stock market. Beside the traditional forms of either the outright purchase or options of an issue, there is another, less well-known form of investing known as pair trading. As defined by Investopedia, pair trading is “the...