Be very careful. If you are sold a blue chip stock, make sure it is delivered to your account. If they try to tell you to sell it to buy a cheap stock that wasn't trading at least a 1/2 million shares a day for the last 1 year, don't buy it...the volume will dry up quickly. That is the Chink in the illiquid stocks armor. Furthermore make sure you record the name of the person who made the recommendation and sold you. Ask him to see a copy of his license with the MFSA. They do provide this document in pdf format.
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