ColdJoke
Raymond4111
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It depends on your account type and broker. Some can only sell long positions and buy back short positions. Some can't be operated online, and you have to make a phone call (usually the broker fee for phone orders costs tens of dollars); others can't do the app but the browser version can do it... they haven't received a notification saying they won't let you trade ha
RmacFL
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Manny, the company states common shares will be wiped out. Are you expecting common share holders to receive stock in the "new and improved" Spirit that will emerge Q1 2025? When companies enter into Chapter 11 sometimes existing share holders retain ownership and other times they lose everything. Curious your thoughts
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Chase21 : Yup, moon soon
Raymond4111 : I can't trade, how do I display it?
RmacFL : what makes you think this is a good time to buy?
ColdJoke Raymond4111 : It depends on your account type and broker. Some can only sell long positions and buy back short positions. Some can't be operated online, and you have to make a phone call (usually the broker fee for phone orders costs tens of dollars); others can't do the app but the browser version can do it... they haven't received a notification saying they won't let you trade ha
MannyTrade OP ColdJoke : I'm gonna see what the first quarter for 2025 will do for Spirit
A 1000 shares should be good...its only up from here
RmacFL : Manny, the company states common shares will be wiped out. Are you expecting common share holders to receive stock in the "new and improved" Spirit that will emerge Q1 2025? When companies enter into Chapter 11 sometimes existing share holders retain ownership and other times they lose everything. Curious your thoughts
ColdJoke RmacFL : exactly, some cases shareholders get even more than market price before bankruptcy, but most cases shareholders get nothing