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So we are both correct. Most companies never quite make it to zero. I will give you an example that you can look at for yourself. Adair intl. oil and gas. Symbol "aigie" has been bkc for 5 yrs, the company does not exist. Yet it shows a value of .02. Try and buy it for that. You can't it is not traded anymore. I sold that stock to my broker as worthless so I could unload it and then claim the loss. But it still shows a value. If it had been zero I couldn't have sold it and could not have gotten the loss. I think we are both right you more than me.


It is a mess for shareholders left holding the bag. I have seen letters from a BK court to a shareholder declaring the security worthless so that makes it simple. In your example the shareholder might spend more to resolve the issue than they might realize in a loss offset. I don't hold overnight much less into BK so I have been fortunate and avoided the problem.

By the way, for all my years in the Army, yours is the profile I most envied. Had I better mentors as a young man, where you were is where I would have been. Hopefully I would still be exactly where I am today but I definitely had the green eyed monster for the AF way of life. Congrats on a great career.
 

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