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In response to "Today was a "dead" delist day for bonds on the HSX." by spamlet, celebrating Rex Manning Daaaayyyyy!

wow, that seems presumptive for a bunch of them. I feel like I've seen other/older semiretired bonds still active. -- nm

Posted by Max Apr 8 '16, 12:04

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I'm suprised at Donal Logue. -- nm - nic to be determined Apr 8, 12:07
The rule is 3 years of no credits with an exception if you have a credit in a movie that doesn't report BO. - spamlet, celebrating Rex Manning Daaaayyyyy! Apr 8, 12:06 8
- Demi Moore must be that exception. Victoria Justice, Peter Fonda, Jason Mewes... -- nm - Max Apr 8, 12:12 6
  - They are attached to active moviestocks. -- nm - Roger More Apr 8, 12:13 5
    - Oh yeah, and that. -- nm - spamlet, celebrating Rex Manning Daaaayyyyy! Apr 8, 12:26
    - (except for PFOND who becomes eligible in September) -- nm - Roger More Apr 8, 12:14 3
      - I wonder who has the longest lifeline. Meg Ryan has one attached, last active in 2009. -- nm - Max Apr 8, 12:15 2
        
        I can check my spreadsheet this evening, but EIDLE hasn't adjusted since 2008 -- nm - Roger More Apr 8, 12:23
        
        Melissa George last credit was Oct 2007. I assume she's had so $0 delists in the meantime. -- nm - Cadbarony Creme Egg Apr 8, 12:19
- 2016 can kiss my ass. -- nm - Spawn Apr 8, 12:10

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