RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:EquinorI'm actually with you, that it is a nothingburger. As you should know by now, I am not exactly the most conspiratorially-minded/paranoid of users on this board.
As far we all know, for now, this is just your routine kind of corporate housekeeping/restructuring as stated in the report.
That being said, positioning for a tax loss is not beyond the realm of possibility as Max suggested, especially, since their investment is down over 90%. A tax loss may very well be the most efficient way to make use of the shares for the company.
fellowship wrote: Your logic is flawless but still mising. lol. Still did not answer my question.
Obviously stock was not sold since 2017. Now both of you make it sound like they want to take the loss. Obviously they did not and only moved shares to Nederlands subsidiary where all their foreign investments are being tendered. That being said you are jumping to conclusion and make assumptions which obviously are nothingburger. lol