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I seem to remember it used to be at current price at one point to stop people from profiting but it's consistent with "normal" delists.
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spamlet
It does seem to me if a person still has movies coming out they shouldn't delist until the adjusts are finished.
Posted by
pmb (aka pmb)
Jun 20 '16, 15:40
There's really no reason to.
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Originally the star bonds (when they were bonds) were meant to signal an actors ability to pull audiences to a film.
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iSpam
Jun 20, 16:26
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if the idea to prevent speculation cashing in on a death, then delist at current price prevents day traders from shorting/reversing
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zeitgeist
Jun 20, 18:21
that's always made sense to me. their work lives beyond them. -- nm
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b.
Jun 20, 15:42
That's what I wasn't sure of. Maybe if the movie's already released they wait for the adjust? -- nm
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Meg
Jun 20, 15:42
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