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My approach is that I write off all the money I put into shares. If I cannot afford to lose it then I don't invest it.
I am confident this will come back and do well but that is just my opinion and ain't worth anything, as my wife constantly tells me! ??
To answer the original question, there is a 1 in 5 chance trading of the share will resume on A Monday, not necessarily this Monday.
There is a greater than 0 but less than 1 probability that they resume this Monday.
That is the best assurance anyone can give you.
I'm just checking each day and then moving on. I will be buying some more shares once it reopens. I suspect it'll drop as people bail but I still believe in it. Sure, I cannot sell my holding but I never intended to anyway so it makes no odds. And the money I have in was always put in on the basis it could be lost, that is true of all shares.
That statement is a statutory requirement, it is factual and has to be. As Clauski says, it is exactly as it should be and what is understood.
More info:
https://www.businessrescueexpert.co.uk/understanding-the-going-concern-assumption/