Brief posts can be taken out of context so I won't take offense. I will make my point a different way with your honest assistance. You seem like a knowledgeable investor/trader.
1. Have you ever converted your own shares in any public company to certs?
2. If not, would you ever follow the advice of Devin Nunes to do so?
3. If shares are converted to certs, can one set stop losses at oh, say 10%, 20%, 30% in case a stock craters off a cliff in a heartbeat?
4. Do you think MOST of the folks who don't regularly invest/trade who think it's really neat to have some DJT stock should be following this Nunes advice to put their shares in certs?
Please answer honestly. And so we are on the same page, I have zero problem with the advice to tell a broker not to lend shares or to keep shares in a cash account. Newbies likely don't have margin accounts, don't have the capital for a margin acount, and don't even know what a margin account is. Agree?
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