take advantage of

The analysts view it “as a relatively low-cost/risk strategy to take advantage of spot gold prices and latent mill capacity,” they say.

The Packers are unlikely to drop three in a row, and their defense is built to take advantage of a turnover-prone quarterback like Jameis Winston.

“We see the recent stock pullback as a ‘just right’ opportunity for investors to take advantage of Netflix’s next leg of growth,” Fishman wrote in a note to clients.

Fishermen want to be closer to their boats, builders want to take advantage of flat land near the shore, others just love the sea.

He leased his new car for $515 a month to take advantage of a tax credit, and plans to buy it when the lease is over.