See, now by making that statement you're revealing your bias - you're not being objective and so why would anyone take your opinion on this seriously?
In this case, being delisted from the ASX isn't actually a negative thing for shareholders. Usually a delisting would mean the company has either gone broke or gone private - but in this case everyone knows it's because the entity was acquired by another, and the shares are transferred to another ASX listed code - yet you have such a bias that you call it a negative move.
Ironically, based on your post history, you have a negative bias against BNPL in general - yet this acquisition sees share holders now holding shares in a much more diverse company that is not BNPL focused - so if you understood the business of Block Inc and what the acquisition meant to share holders really meant, you'd be supporting your anti-BNPL stance by calling this positive - but you still call it negative.
APT Price at posting:
$68.05 Sentiment: Hold Disclosure: Held
