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There are 3 kinds of delists: STV; 3 Years on the Shelf; or abandoned projects.
STV (or STC, etc) are delisted on Mondays following the "drop" in US stores, or premiere on TV. They will be on the calendar.
3 Years on the Shelf....these are Wrapped projects that are not getting released. Ususally on a Friday with no notice. Most are indie projects that did not get a distributor, or have a distributor who is just not going to release it.
What was originally asked about are the abandoned projects. They are always in concept stage. The delists occur from time to time, on a Friday, with no notice. Occaseionally, a well known project that has the plug pulled by the studio might get a quick delisting. Disney's NEWT comes to mind as an example. On the other hand, during the fight between New Line and MGM over , HOBIT was a concept, so you never know.
Question about old IPO's Jul 11, 17:26
Sorry, I meant IPO'd, not released, but RogerMore answered it. {nm} Jul 11, 22:02
The guideline is that if three years go by without any news on a project, the Moviestock is delisted at zero. Jul 11, 20:13
There are 3 kinds of delists: STV; 3 Years on the Shelf; or abandoned projects. Jul 12, 06:10
