RE:Trading I posted this yesterday. Saw the same question so many times yesterday. Start reading people. Scotia is pretty bad, I have Scotia, if it was not for thier flight desk platform I would have left them already. What surprised me was, they are locking up shares from yesterday too. I added some shares for trading yesterday and it would not let me sell them as well. They are not suppose to restrict anything bought yesterday. Scotia is just terrible. Lol. Anyways there is no problems buying but if someone wants to sell you will have to call them that's the only way. Or just wait, it will be cleared by end of day or Tuesday at latest. The committee meeting is set for Tuesday. It's nothing special, the third reading would be the next big catalyst. If it was not for this 1:10 split we would be comfortably sitting at $6-$7 share price. Lot of new Investors have no clue how split works and the lock on selling is further confusing them. They are panicking they can't sell and the first thing they will do as the restriction is lifted is sell because they have no understanding what is going on. Anyways we are about 3 months away to full legalization probably around May. This new share price will kill the volume, not eveyone can afford a $50 stock. So we are going to need big players to jump in. I am 100% sure we will hear about dilution pretty soon before full legalization. So invest and trade accordingly. We are pretty much priced in the $40 to $60 range till the 3rd reading. And Ofcourse I could be completely wrong. Cheers, good luck all.
BudFoxx2020 wrote: This happens when there is a split or roll over. Anyone holding shares will not be able to sell through a web broker. You will have to physically call them to sell. Depending on the broker, it can take a day or 3 days to settle. Cheers.