special-situations-screen
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Screen a market for live, near-term special situations across four categories — M&A/arbitrage, spin-offs/breakups, activist/restructuring, and distressed/capital-structure events — then dedupe and rank them by probability-weighted expected return. Uses Distilla MCP (standard_event, ku_cell, stock_price, financial_data_point, valuation_multiple) as the primary source. Use this whenever the user asks for special situations, event-driven or catalyst-driven ideas, merger arbitrage, tender offers, spin-off or breakup ideas, activist targets, restructurings, distressed names, recapitalizations, or rights issues across a universe, even if they don't say "special situations". Do NOT use for a deep dive on one company.
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