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Direct Play

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Direct Play
A stock in a non-diversified, publicly-traded company. For example, a company with business predominantly or exclusively in automobile manufacturing issues direct play stocks. Investors buy direct plays when they believe that a certain industry is about to perform exceptionally well. This brings with it the possibility of a high return for the investor, but direct plays are also much riskier than shares in diversified companies.

direct play
The stock of a firm that concentrates its operations in a specific industry. An investor expecting favorable opportunities from a particular line of business may seek a direct play in the business itself rather than invest in the stock of a company engaged not only in that business but also in a variety of other businesses. Although a direct play has good profit potential, it is generally more risky than a security in a widely diversified company. Also called play.


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It was a piece of direct play which opened the scoring when on-loan midfielder Tom Taiwo looked up and spotted a shooting opportunity.
Moyes said: "We've not had a penalty kick, and we've only scored one free-kick from direct play, which was Alan Stubbs in the second game of the season.
The Sunderland coach said: "We played 4-5-1 at Bolton and caused them a lot of problems with our direct play.
 
 
 
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