Originally Posted by
golfbananajam
That would require an EGM (Extraordinary General Meeting), not a board decision. remember, dividends are paid to ALL shareholders, your pension funds included.
Thank you for providing clarity on this matter.
Does it mean it could've been done?
I've noticed that you mentioned earlier (and now) the pension funds. Does it mean I can choose now any random "company" stock and "invest" all my money in it and as long as a pension fund is also an investor my return will be granted for life, because of we are going to keep those companies liquid for ever?
I am sure many of us interested in such game and going to cut back on the lottery. If a stock can only go up without any risk, then sure, please count me in.
TSLA stock "grew" ~300% between 22nd of October 2019 and 19th of February 2020. Now it is a "bit" down (only 100+% up since 22nd of Oct), but I am sure there are pension funds invested in it, so I am standing by and waiting for your answer.