I don’t really have a vested interest in the matter, but I can’t help but wonder how poorly reasoned and, frankly, foolish that proposal from the shareholders is. Anyone with even a basic understanding of mathematics/financial theory can calculate that, on a theoretical level, there is no difference between the alternatives in terms of the end result, meaning ±0. When practicalities like transaction costs and taxes are considered, it is significantly more sensible to handle it in the current manner. I hope such insane proposals do not spread to other general meetings. -Professor
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