its short for "arbitrage" which for us means, that a film's moviestock is priced below what it has already earned, meaning...
Posted by: islander (a.k.a del_USA_islander) on Jun 20, 06:50
in response to Cikan's post ARB??
the stock price will need to go up at some point.
so basically say a moviestock is priced at $5, and you see it has made $6M at the box office. this film is considered ARB, meaning at some point the stock price will move up to match the box office total.
so if you see a film is arb, go long fast because, it will be going up. Its guaranteed money. hope that helps
BRA is the opposite if this but isnt used very much because of implications too long to go into.