Friday, January 06, 2012 1:03:59 PM
Two things (from my understanding). First: it's up to the company to be DTC eligible or not. Second: If a company is not DTC eligible, it's up to the broker to decide whether or not to push the non-DTC associated fees to their customers or absorb them. Some will, some won't.
I can't seem to find an all inclusive non-DTC eligible list out there (it has to exist), but I did find this, posted on one of the Zecco discussion boards.
http://www.tradingdirect.com/Static/StandAlone/non_dtcc_memo.html
Not trying to start problems around here today, quite the opposite. I just don't think it's something that can be brushed aside as not being significant. It will be harder for SOME people to buy/sell MMTC! How is it not important?
Heather
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