QMengColdJoke : Zhuang is going to pull to 6 or 7 yuan? Is that awesome?

QMengColdJoke : 2.81+0.84. Note you can only get 75% to account. You can request foreign tax credit to the 25% with your country.

QMengColdJoke 101649489 : I don't know... There are significant differences between countries.

QMengColdJoke OP WeiTheSaint469 : Kenon KEN is a Singapore company. Singapore doesn’t have capital gain tax, but Israel withhold 25% dividend for tax. They are better off selling than paying tax. So, I don’t plan to reinvest would be dividend before ex date. Not tax efficient. Shares bought here will get non-qualified dividends tax at regular income (i am in US) way higher than qualified (15%)

QMengColdJoke : don’t worry about dilution. This company is live or death. If it delivers software as it claim, we will be 10 to 20 dollar easily. Plus stable cash flow could reactivate exoskeletons (easily sell technology for hundreds of millions)

QMengColdJoke : I've been bag holding for a long time... According to the four times rule, nothing happens more than three times, so theoretically this time should break through, right?

QMengColdJoke Raymond4111 : It depends on your account type and broker. Some can only sell long positions and buy back short positions. Some cannot be operated online, requiring a phone call (generally phone orders incurring broker fees of several tens of US dollars), and some cannot be done on the app but can be done on the browser version... I haven't received any notification saying not allowed to trade, haha.

QMengColdJoke RmacFL : exactly, some cases shareholders get even more than market price before bankruptcy, but most cases shareholders get nothing

QMengColdJoke : Be sure to set a stop loss. No matter how great the company is, if you bought it at a high price, you must set a stop loss.