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<li>The fundamentals of NRCIB have not changed much since <a title="National Research Corporation (NRCIA/B)" href="https://glennchan.wordpress.com/2013/09/06/national-research-corporation-nrciab/">my original writeup</a>.</li>
<li>The price has gone up by roughly a third.  I have decided to take my profits and to reinvest them elsewhere.</li>
<li>It bugs me a lot that the borrow on NRCIB is around 4% and is much higher than NRCIA.  (This bugs me mainly because I cannot lend my shares out.)  It would make more sense if the cost of borrow was the other way around as I believe that the price ratio between NRCIB and NRCIA should be roughly 6:1.  The current ratio is around 2.7:1  ($39.29/$14.73).  The arbitrage trade is to short NRCIA and to go long NRCIB.</li>
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<p><em>*Disclosure: No position in NRCIB or NRCIA.  I never shorted NRCIA because I dislike arbitrage trades that involve risk.</em></p>
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