Friday, September 27, 2019 12:18:41 PM
The maximum write off on incurred losses on a yearly basis even with loss carry forward makes only minimal tax basis differences?
The likelihood that any no bid company will ever come back is so small that I just fail to understand how this might be considered by anyone as an investment strategy? Wouldn’t it be better to buy CEFs trading at a discounted NAV that are paying 5% dividends or a mortgage REIT paying a dividend?
Maybe I am missing something here. Love to understand your strategy of buying and holding? No bids
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