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Re: tgarfield post# 195434

Friday, 02/24/2012 9:23:45 AM

Friday, February 24, 2012 9:23:45 AM

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On any stock you hold in a margin account you might not recieve a dividend if your shares are borrowed out. Read your margin agreement. You might get paid by the broker but it might not be able to be declared a dividend for tax purposes. - tgarfield

Sorry. But shares in my account(s), margin or not, would be treated as a dividend.

Also, it is against the law for market makers to borrow shares I have placed a sell order for. When all of my shares were being offered at $0.10 and above, the market makers should have been required to go into the market to cover my sell orders. The irony of it all, they did not!

The other thing to make note of... awww forget it... I will save that one for the regulators when they ask. Well documented for FFGO and a couple other extremely short sold securities.

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