You can now access the first-ever Liquidation Almanack - a quarterly review of my portfolio of Liquidation Oxymorons (i.e. going concerns selling below liquidation value).
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@Gubben89 I thought it was surprising and disappointing to say the least... My opinion of management changed quite a bit as a result of this. For $CUO $21M is a huge amount so I wouldn't say that it's an overreaction.
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@wwwclaes @hammerinvesting He needs 90% for a compulsory redemption of shares ("tvångsinlösen"). The other ownership level of importance is 30% which trigger a mandatory offering to be made ("budplikt").
@hammerinvesting He has made a lowball offer before so he might do it again. However, if he seriously wants to take TRENT private (i.e. reach 90% ownership) he will have to drive the sharerprice up quite a bit I imagine.
@Fralik9 Håller delvis med och du kan mycket väl ha rätt. Tycker dock att bolagets track record sedan 2016 inte är förkastligt till den grad att de idag förtjänar en likvidationsvärdes-värdering.
@michael2017l@MicroCapClub@iancassel It might, but for the most part that is an issue related to high monetary and mental costs of going and being a public company in the US. A more favorable perception of microcaps wouldn't change that.
@iancassel@MicroCapClub It's a benefit for the perception of microcap, not for the individual investor trying to outperform! A more favorable perception = more competition = less opportunities. Also, investing is extremely hard, not microcap investing per se (I would argue microcap investing is easier)