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kelseyf

05/16/07 2:54 PM

#11327 RE: emilson #11325

Good point but remember the motive here is level the playing field if the MM's are not playing by the rules.

If one takes the certs then one does need to keep informed about any and all going forward development of the company or in this case Hemi.

I am not sure how I may fell when the day arrives that I am called "Grandpa" and that "Grandpa put these Hemi certs in his pillow"!!!! What is a Hemi???" LOL

Kels
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zguy

05/16/07 3:00 PM

#11329 RE: emilson #11325

Those are good points, emilson, but you can rest assured that if things happen it will be tracked down and the adjustments made once the cert(s) are sent in.
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Argyll

05/16/07 3:13 PM

#11333 RE: emilson #11325

It doesn't matter emilson. They'll be updated just like all the stock, should that be required.

Before the advent of widespread electronic trading people frequently held stock certificates.

If you're going to keep them a long time put them in a safe deposit box.

In any case, my suggestion is, first, people should simply ask their broker how long it would take to get HMGP certificates specifically, and if they choose to request certificates, make copies and send them back, or keep them if you choose. At least they will be out of mm hands a few weeks keep them on their toes.