Lets say that in this case the account 10 shares opt out.. and then in six months sells all the shares...
Do those "opt" out shares continue to trade as opt out shares as a successor in interest would be precluded from recovery?
Looks squishy... so then... account 9 buys shares equal to what account 10 had...
So are they opt out or opt in successor in interest shares?
seems really dicey..
Is once opted out shares always opted out shares? seems like if this is the case then, the market for shares could dry up since if you sell the shares you loose rights? or ???
I fully agree - once out - then out --- but it is by account
the question on the table
if I have a Fidelity Account (say non IRA)
and
if I have a Vanguard Account (say non IRA)
and each owns 10,000 shares
can I opt out with one account (and THERE have the right to sue) and opt in with the other account and ride with the class action
Summary Can the same Social (that is what it boils down to) both opt in and opt out of same ACTION because it (person - social) is the owner of two distinct accounts ?