My buddy decided to walk away from the deal from private equity After a retrade and 4 months of wasted time (and money), he decided to re-evaluate his options PE group said they were growing cautious of doing more acquisitions in Florida It sounds like the PE-backed

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This is brutal - the dreaded PE “retrade” Update on the private equity group’s offer to acquire my buddy’s home services company PE investment committee suddenly has a change of heart about the profile of the business and has decided to lower their purchase price And this

A broker told me what he said when his client asked which buyer to pick: “You can get more money with a local group, but it’ll be painful. High odds they’ll retrade, drop the deal, and play games. Or you can go with Pat - market price, professional, and he’ll do what he says.”

Do you consider a “retrade” and price adjustment the same thing?

Want to buy a business in 2026? You'll need to master these 8 important how-tos: 1. Build an off-market pipeline 2. Screen a deal in 5 min 3. Build rapport w/ seller 4. Draft an LOI 5. Build a deal team fast 6. Evaluate a lender 7. Decide stock vs asset 8. Retrade price w/o

Please don’t send a letter of intent if you’re going to try to retrade on price immediately. And don’t ask your due diligence firm to negotiate for you or beat the seller on price.

No joke I had a dream last night that the seller of one of my deals I have under contract called me and told me it was time to retrade him. He said “the window is now open”. Should I take this as a sign?

For Due Diligence (DD) in Acquistions, get an updated Aging Receivables (AR) report & Tenant Ledgers. Some tenants may be delinquent & way behind on rent, etc. Viability on a go-forward may be questionable. Perhaps some “rent credit” or “retrade” on price if seller still wants

They like to crash the market on Sundays to short squeeze everyone Monday morning. It’s the same trade over and over again. Call it the Lutnick. Spread fear, retrade, then push shorts. $QQQ $SPY

I wonder if a deal like this attracts bad actors People who submit an LOI at asking price with the plan to retrade later. Deals are getting more competitive, and I keep hearing of overpriced deals getting under LOI at asking price, and the buyer just has a plan to retrade it

1/9 💸 The Silent Deal-Killer Lurking in Every SMB Sale and the 5 Proof Moves That Stop It Cold A retrade is when a buyer agrees on a price… then just before closing says: “We found some issues, we’ll need to lower the offer.” Sometimes it’s real. Often, it’s leverage. Here’s

Just withdrew gains from my trading account... always pay yourself. You don't have to retrade every dollar of profit immediately and you don't have to take gains from risky trades and put them in other risky trades. These funds will go into muni bonds and treasuries for a while

Prepping for half an hour to discuss the buyer's retrade request with the seller, just for the seller to immediately say, "Oh, that's great, I thought they would ask for more!"

A Modest Proposal When I first heard that the banks wanted to retrade the crypto bill, I thought “Great so do I, but vastly in the other direction.” Why are the banks big mad about stablecoin rewards/yield? Because it hurts the profits they get from the spread between the

@ClintFiore This x 1,000 Even if they found it this person would even retrade on price on the last day of diligence

@global_chain @richtrades100 @nakamoto Agreed. Was under immense pressure to retrade the transaction, but a deal is a deal. Onwards and upwards.

SALE UN RETRADE EN ESTOS PRECIOS DE LA FALAVAX 😂🎣 algún rebote morlaco sacamos..

@DannyDayan5 Taking it at face value, this is a weaponization of USD and trade policy. Hard for US to retrade $350b as doing so will allow other nations to ask for similar concessions. Only leeways are on currency adjustments and timing of the cash flow. And US seems to be saying,