RE:RE:conversionMikeySwoosh wrote: This has nothing to do with Alamos. Any iisues, you should be reaching out to your brokerage. If you had 10000 shares of AR, you would now have 185 shares of AGI, which would be worth $23.41 x 185 = $4331 plus 1000 FCGV shares, which would be worth .55 x 1000 = $550. Perhaps you're looking at your cost base?? My brokerage (Interactive Brokers) assigned my entire cost base to the AGI shares, while my cost base for FCGV is zero. I was curious how that was going to be handled. I'll likely try to sell both positions in the same tax year to eliminate any confusion on capital gains/losses.
Same here ... TD has assigned the entire AR cost base to AGI -- and entered the ACB of (consolidated) FCGV at -.01.
But because FCGV is now trading at around 63 cents, my account holdings show potential capital gains on FCGV of close to 650% Weird Shitco math that will take some time to unravel when/if Revenue Canada comes calling about declared capital gains and losses if any sales of either AGI or FCGV were to take place.