![]() Nintendo Switch Lite is compatible with popular games such as Super Mario Odyssey™, Mario Kart™ 8 Deluxe, Super Smash Bros.™ Ultimate, The Legend of Zelda™: Breath of the Wild, and more. With a built-in +Control Pad, and a sleek, unibody design, Nintendo Switch Lite is great for on-the-go gaming. Nintendo Switch Lite is a small and light Nintendo Switch system. Introducing Nintendo Switch™ Lite, a new version of the Nintendo Switch system that’s optimized for personal, handheld play. *Please also check your spam folder if you don’t get the confirmation mail. Get instantly notified by e-mail when Switch Lite is Available for Pre-order or In Stock ! Here is a pre-order & in stock & availability tracker for Nintendo Switch Lite. ![]() Due to coronavirus, Nintendo Switch Lite is out of stock of everywhere. The Switch Lite is designed explicitly as a handheld: you can’t connect it to your TV, and the Joy-Con controllers are built right in. It comes in at $199 - $100 less than the base unit - and for that price you get a streamlined version of the Switch, but also a few caveats. Nintendo has revealed the Switch Lite, designed as a less expensive alternative to the original tablet / console hybrid. NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4060 Ti Pre-order/In Stock/Availability Tracker.AMD Radeon RX 7600 XT Pre-order/In Stock/Availability Tracker.ASUS ROG Ally Gaming Handheld Pre-order/In Stock/Availability Tracker.Leica Q3 Pre-order/In Stock/Availability Tracker.Nikon Z8 Pre-order/In Stock/Availability Tracker. ![]() This article first appeared on GuruFocus. This is especially true for companies in the technology and data center industry, which seems to be consolidating. For everyday investors with no insider knowledge of acquisition deals, I think the best way to benefit from merger arbitrage is to look for potential acquisition targets, especially companies that are actively looking for a suitor. I personally don't like the risk/reward outlook right now given that the immediate upside is minimal and there is no gurantee the deal will close. The only real reason to be bullish now would be if you have confidence that DigitalBridge will bring out Switch's full potential. If you are already a shareholder in Switch, you should receive a nice premium to what you originally paid for the stock so long as the acquisition is completed. DigitalBridge is expected to help accelerate Switch's scaling plans through domain expertise and access to capital. That means there's not really an arbitrage opportunity left here the market seems to be assuming this deal is certiain to go through. This is slightly higher than the share price of $33.49 as of market open on Thursday. However, on May 11, the company entered into an definitive agreement with DigitalBridge Group, under which DigitalBridge Partners II and an affiliate, IFM Investors, will acquire all outstanding common shares of Switch for $34.25 per share in an all-cash transaction valued at approximately $11 billion, including the assumption of debt. ![]() Switch Stock Pops on $11 Billion Acquisition Announcement With the stock still trading below the acquisition price, could this be an attractive arbitrage opportunity? The stock has popped by 26% from that point on its annoucement that it plans to be acquired by DigitalBridge Group (NYSE:DBRG) and IFM Investors for $11 billion. This stock first caught my attention because legendary investor Paul Tudor Jones ( Trades, Portfolio) was buying shares of Switch in the fourth quarter of 2021, during which shares traded at an average price of $26 apiece. Warning! GuruFocus has detected 12 Warning Signs with SWCH. The company went public in 2017 at $20 per share, and the stock dropped to a low of just $6 per share by 2018 before going on a major bull run, up 416% from the all-time low to recent highs.ĭata centers are an expanding market which was valued at $187 billion in 2020 according to Allied Market Research, and it is forecasted to reach $517 billion by 2030, growing at a CAGR of 10.5% over this period. (NYSE:SWCH) is a leading provider of data centers in the U.S.
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