RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Long trading haltIf they have legal reasons or obligations to respect for a simple announcement that they're going to make a spinout, that's okay. They don't have choice.
But, if they dit it at their sole discretion, it makes me a lot of questions.
There are shareholders who would probably need to sell their shares for various reasons, even at loss. Right now, if it's just a discretionary decision, that's a big problem because they're holding these shareholders hostage.
It's just an announcement of a spinout. Thus, in the case of LOT, they have a legal obligation to put the stock halt OR is only a discretionary decision of the company? If it's a discretionary decision, what is the real reason?