Well, that presents a unique situation. When a Broker previously allowed a client to purchase shares the Broker MUST allow that client to sell those shares.
If Robinhood does not allow trading on the OTC they can only forbid 'opening positions'/buy orders, but they must allow 'closing positions'/sell orders.
Phone them.
Tell 'em Maid Marion sent ya,
If Robinhood does not allow trading on the OTC they can only forbid 'opening positions'/buy orders, but they must allow 'closing positions'/sell orders.
Phone them.
Tell 'em Maid Marion sent ya,
To bite the worm of incite is to bite the HOOK of the antagonist . They win .
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