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You cannot be opportinistic, it is actually fraud to distort the financial statements to present a position that is not factual. The way to convert a long term investment to a current asset is to cash in the investment and reinvest in a short term asset i.e. cash in long term notes and invest in an interest bearing deposit maturing within one year.
A long term asset is an asset that has a maturity date beyond one year, a short term asset is an asset that has a maturity date within one year |
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