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January 06, 2009
Business Associations Limerick of the Week: Deutschman v. Beneficial Corp.
There's not really much reason to teach this case, except that it helps students learn the difference between a put and a call and that options are securities for 10b-5 purposes. If you have troubles remembering the difference between put and call, this Limerick might help:
Deutschman v. Beneficial Corp.
An option, be it put, be it call,
Gives you standing a fraud to forestall.
A call is a bet
A stock hasn't peaked yet;
Buy a put when the stock's gonna fall.
[Jeremy Telman]
January 6, 2009 in Famous Cases, Limericks, Teaching | Permalink
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