If you note a stock option changes value, you do so immaterial of whether the stock hitting the market was an inheritance and thus a death caused the price fluctuation. Noting a net gain on societal investment beginning with a prior toxic asset's forfeiture isn't grave dancing, it's simply economics.
Am I allowed to say society achieved a net gain, or is grave dancing a Rule 2?
Strap on your taps and tacks. If you're going down, I'll gladly go with you.
I needed a tiny little bit of good news today.
If you note a stock option changes value, you do so immaterial of whether the stock hitting the market was an inheritance and thus a death caused the price fluctuation. Noting a net gain on societal investment beginning with a prior toxic asset's forfeiture isn't grave dancing, it's simply economics.