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Thursday, December 08, 2016 7:58:48 PM
I understand that Etrade won't allow me to deposit my PURA stock dividend certificates from USMJ. (True/False?)
I imagine that I would receive the PURA-divi in snail mail. (True/False?)
Apparently, I'll have to find a private broker and pay them, to deposit my PURA dividend certificates. (True/False?)
We'll have to wait one year to sell my PURA dividend stocks.
(I don't mind waiting a year, if PURA is still in business a year from now, it should be worth more now than it is today.)
However, someone said that we'd actually need a lawyer to write an opinion letter, in order to be able to sell those PURA-divi stocks, so is that really true, has anyone heard of that before? (True/False?)
If it's true, who would this "lawyer opinion letter" need to be sent to, the SEC?
I can't ask the original poster of the info, because the post was deleted and I don't remember the user name.
https://www.sec.gov/investor/pubs/rule144.htm
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