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Comment by Razorback15on Jul 15, 2004 12:25pm
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RE: share certs?

RE: share certs?As it is an RRSP, "Registered" Retirement Savings Plan, I think my question would be, "Is the RRSP held with a brokerage institution?" Such as TD, BMO, etc. If your RRSP is, then it COULD be used to short. Read the lengthy post on naked shorts of yesterday. If the RRSP is not with a brokerage institution, then I would suggest that your certs are safe. I am not 100% certain, but relatively sure.
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