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Turnaround
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Turnaround
Securities bought and sold for settlement on the same day. Also describes a firm that has been performing poorly, but changes its financial course and improves its performance.

Turnaround
1. A change in a security's price trend, especially from a downtrend to an uptrend. See also: Reversal.

2. A change in a company's situation from one of losses or low profitability to one with higher profits.

3. To buy a security, then to sell in the same trading day. See also: Day trader.

turnaround
1. The process of moving from a period of losses or low profitability into a more profitable stage. A turnaround may be triggered by a number of factors including a better use of assets or the development of new products and services.
2. A security that is in the process of reversing a declining price trend.
3. The purchase and sale of a security on the same day.


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Berwick were unable to cash in, however, and Bradley was on target again and Scott Dalziel made it three before the turnround.
The Wigan-based chain is in the midst of a summer sale to clear old lines before new product comes in as part of its turnround plan, after a deal with its landlords and the sale of its fitness centres.
Finance director Marc Lombardo admitted there is a risk the group may not be able to continue as a going concern without the support for its turnround strategy from its bank.
 
 
 
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