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Continental Stock Transfer & Trust Continues to Gain the Trust of the Market Movers
In the world of the stock market, how stock shares get transferred from one owner to the other, and the accurate accounting and recordkeeping of said stock transaction, is very important business. Company and market reputations are on the line, and you as an investor expect your investment and recordkeeping to be managed professionally and accurately.
In that sense, it might be important for investors to look deeper into a company’s stock and profile and find out who the transfer agent of choice is for a company. And if you are looking into the micro-cap, small-cap or OTC market, you may likely want to see which companies have the best organizations in place and the competence to gain your trust and hard-earned investment dollars. And one of the details that cannot be overlooked is knowing the stock transfer agent these companies use.
Continental Stock Transfer & Trust in New York is considered the finest transfer agency firm on the markets based on client surveys, and it primarily specializes in the small- and micro-cap segments. Believe it or not, the transfer agent space of the markets has been very competitive and has undergone a huge transformation in the last several years with small agencies either disappearing altogether or being swallowed up in acquisitions by larger firms. Through it all, however, Continental has remained a steadfast partner for the smaller companies, and for 50 years has been a valuable advocate for those companies’ successes.
And this does not just apply to being a stock-transfer agent, but the firm also has full-time specialists in planning companies’ annual meetings or stockholder election meetings. As companies grow and evolve, their needs change for their annual or stockholder election meetings, and Continental separates itself from others by having full-time specialists on hand to help a company develop and plan the perfect meeting to address current needs.
So if you are investing, or planning to invest, in a small- or micro-cap company, knowing the transfer agent for that company can help you determine whether that company is in position to succeed in the markets, or if it is just “happy to be there.”
For more information, visit www.continentalstock.com
