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MERIX

The Merger Fund I

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17.53 USD -0.02 -0.11%
As of Oct 30, 2026

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16.96 52-week range 18.33
YTD
+3.18%
1 year
-3.58%
Open
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Prev close
17.55
Mkt cap
2.57B
Vol
0
Avg vol
0
EPS
0.00
P/E
0.00
Div yield
0.00%
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High
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Forward P/E
0.00
Beta
0.00
Short ratio
0.00
Dividend
0.00
Ex-div date
50-d avg
17.50
200-d avg
17.25

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    Mind Merger Arbitrage for Rising Rates Protection

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    Inflation may be easing. Maybe not. But what's not debatable is that recent readings of the Consumer Price Index (CPI) remain at multi-decade highs and are elevated enough to suggest that material…

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    Merger Arbitrage Made Easy With MERIX

    Rising interest rates, persistent inflation, and concern that the economy is slowing are among the factors pressuring both bonds and equities this year. One way of looking at that scenario is as an…

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    Merger Fund: Unique Opportunity for Damping Volatility

    Stocks rebounded sharply off July lows, and last month's reading of the Consumer Price Index (CPI) showed easing, albeit modest, of inflation. Those are positive points, but they don't imply that…

  • 4 years ago etftrends.com

    Mull the Merger Fund for Reduced Volatility

    With stocks turbulent and bonds failing investors at the hands of rising interest rates, market participants may want to consider unique avenues for reducing volatility.

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