You concluded your post with, "GER is supposed to adjust its NAV for the expected tax on sale (this is where FMO screwed up), so I would trust the NAV number as being what will be left for shareholders after the taxes are paid."
I'm not sure that it's related, but GER took a comparatively large hit to its NAV yesterday when the liquidation was announced:
XGERX | -1.6% |
^AMZ | -0.2% |
XNMLX | -0.1% |
XSRVX | -0.1% |
XEMOX | -0.1% |
XCEMX | -0.1% |
XCTRX | 0.0% |
XTPZX | 0.0% |
XCENX | 0.0% |
XKYNX | 0.1% |
XNRGX | 0.1% |
XNTGX | 0.1% |
XTTPX | 0.2% |
Thursday's closing discount was a mere 2.3%.