Thursday, November 30, 2023 2:39:22 PM
Take it up with your broker. There is nothing shareholders can do for you.
Or is there? Why would you ask or suggest to shareholders to forfeit their shares? Is it because your broker needs shares to release the funds being held as collateral in your open and stuck short accounts? How much does it cost to keep those accounts open anyways? Shareholders enjoy not having to pay a dime, but just curious, does your broker charge you monthly for those open short accounts, or is that like a yearly fee? How does that work? Those fees certainly must be annoying. Must be where all the scorn and vitriol for shareholders comes from. Especially after five years.
That's a long time to be sniffing the pants of shareholders.
DO GOVERN YOURSELVES ACCORDINGLY
Or is there? Why would you ask or suggest to shareholders to forfeit their shares? Is it because your broker needs shares to release the funds being held as collateral in your open and stuck short accounts? How much does it cost to keep those accounts open anyways? Shareholders enjoy not having to pay a dime, but just curious, does your broker charge you monthly for those open short accounts, or is that like a yearly fee? How does that work? Those fees certainly must be annoying. Must be where all the scorn and vitriol for shareholders comes from. Especially after five years.
That's a long time to be sniffing the pants of shareholders.
DO GOVERN YOURSELVES ACCORDINGLY
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