Saturday, May 08, 2021 4:29:51 AM
Unequivocally false. Caveat emptor means nothing of the sort. Not now, not May 25th, and not September 26th. TD Ameritrade's rule about CE stocks is not a "law". The SEC's rules says nothing about a caveat emptor, because that's not the SEC's deal. OTC markets created the caveat emptor designation. After May 25th you may still be able to buy CE stocks somewhere. We don't know. And any stock that has a CE (or just isn't current) has every ability in the future to lose the CE, and/or get current if that's what's needed. There is no "done trading for good" law.
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