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Posted On: 10/07/2021 1:21:37 AM
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I have tried to find the answer in previous posts, so apologies if this was asked and answered
My shares were done through TD Ameritrade, and they sent me a link for the proxy vote, which I did for all of my shares
If I understand what folks said on here already, it means that I am fully registered to the stock I currently have until/if QTMM relists, at whatever rate our vote allowed. My take was yes votes essentially diluted the shares, but allowed QTMM to raise more money at some point.
Is there something else I should do? Do I need to request paper certificates to ensure I keep my shares? Do I need to bug Leah? Or can I count on my broker to handle things when and if QTMM is once again listed?
Also, if QTMM remains a company, but goes private permanently, do our shares mean anything in that event?
My shares were done through TD Ameritrade, and they sent me a link for the proxy vote, which I did for all of my shares
If I understand what folks said on here already, it means that I am fully registered to the stock I currently have until/if QTMM relists, at whatever rate our vote allowed. My take was yes votes essentially diluted the shares, but allowed QTMM to raise more money at some point.
Is there something else I should do? Do I need to request paper certificates to ensure I keep my shares? Do I need to bug Leah? Or can I count on my broker to handle things when and if QTMM is once again listed?
Also, if QTMM remains a company, but goes private permanently, do our shares mean anything in that event?
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