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Distressed Security

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Distressed Security
A security in an unprofitable company, or in a company believed to be unprofitable. This is considered to be a high-risk security with the potential for high return because financial distress often precedes corporate restructuring. This may make the company profitable very rapidly. On the other hand, the potential for default is very high.
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