David Newell RJ: Vincent Thaster Post Rating: 0 + / - Total Posts: 11 Karma: 121 Joined: Mar 9, 2012 |
Posted on Apr 8, 2012 It isn't exactly cheating as a company can choose to take short term losses(read as zero or next to zero profit) to make back higher gains in both dividends and stock sales. It is a viable and logical step if you are trying to rebuild a dying company. I like to buy dying company's stock. I like to buy low and sell high. Why is it if i decide to try and rebuild it with goods i have sitting in my warehouse I am not allowed to do so? Is it wrong for me to want to do so? I may buy back my stocks if i am allowed to rebuild the company in such a way.... But it certainly doesn't make me want to buy low if all I can do is watch the stocks fall more. Can we maybe have a hostile takeover option where if you own the entirety of a dead companies stocks you can take 90% of their goods in warehouse and get 90% of their factories and either incorporate them into yours for a fee or if you have open space they are moved to your property? the rest of the company would then be disbanded? Is that at all possible? |