CoppertopYour statement "Nonetheless, GSJBW’s concerns are...

Coppertop
Your statement "Nonetheless, GSJBW’s concerns are easily dismissed. Point number 1 is now irrelevant since the Shinjuku property is no longer owned by BJT. It is now history. Move on from it. The second most valuable BJT asset is now the most valuable",doesn't quite do it for me.So because the best asset is sold at a significant book loss we just forget about it('move on') ? If I owned 2 properties and the better of the two realised 18% less than I anticipated I'd be very concerned about the lesser property's value.
Thanks for the insight into brokers motives (read my post).After 40 years of trading even a recipient of a record thumbs down has learnt a couple of things.These include expect the unexpected (wrt to company anns.)and that no ammount of research prevents a loss--though maybe it helps.I guess that's the reason technical trading tends to work out better than fundamental analysis. .Technically,BJT looks good though I would have liked a stronger close on a strong day.Good luck with your investment.