Spot Secondary

  

Whatever.com needed to raise money...fast. Their stock had been strong, running up from $78 to $92 in the last month and change. So when they decided overnight to drop the price 6 bucks and place 3 million shares at $86, it was a spot secondary, i.e., they raised money on the spot, with bankers calling 150 or so clients and getting the deal done oh so fast.

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