RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Warrants Hey Green,
I had a little chat with the broker regarding the lack of response to my last call a week or so ago.. they will be calling me back this time and commited to 2 business days on that. To be clear, the broker is simply someone who processes orders and takes direction from trading instuctions, they do not set the rules nor will they comment on "if something is legally correct / binding etc". My goal with the broker is to simply confirm if they are seeing the new conversion ratio appearing on the trading sheets for the warrants.
If you want to have the a discussion on the legalities of the concern you will need to consult with a Corp Lawyer and provide them with the notices, notes on what it is that makes you believe the move by the company was not justified etc then get their feedback. You may (maybe not) be able to get some time with a lawyer for a brief dicussion at no cost however to take the matter further you will need to provide the lawyer some amount of compensation for the effort.
All the best
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Greenshooes wrote: The answer lies in Business Law imo. I think it’s 15-1 with aggregate @$15.79. I don’t think the aggregate of 63-1 applies to Tsx Canadian holders. Q Keep on that broker man To get a definite. If the reality is 63-1 and an aggregate $63. This investment blows bad ...sorry #greenshooes