Comment by
eunice12 on Sep 09, 2022 6:23am
No one knows what that means. It was written by some jerk lawyer who loves it when no one can figure out what "trading for cash" means. Rule C.2.18 was written by the same person because it doesn't explain anything either, unless you're a securities lawyer or maybe a full service broker. My discount broker who is a registered trader didn't understand it.
Comment by
Atechnician on Sep 21, 2022 2:21pm
Received 91% of over-subscription shares I've requested in my I trade account today. Is it more or less than everyone else's? AT.
Comment by
PinkCow on Sep 21, 2022 2:29pm
I got 90.7% so the same. And it'll either be worth something or go to zero.
Comment by
eunice12 on Sep 21, 2022 2:48pm
The formula is based solely on the amount of rights you own. 65.4% of your rights is the max that anyone could get.
Comment by
eunice12 on Sep 21, 2022 5:03pm
Umm, you have to exercise all of your rights to oversubscribe, so any oversubccriber's proportion has to be 100%.
Comment by
eunice12 on Sep 21, 2022 9:36pm
I have no idea what that second line of yours means, but assume the part about smidge matches the formula I listed. The formula is in sedar clause 2 around page 11.
Comment by
eunice12 on Sep 25, 2022 12:59pm
Pink Did you have a much smaller amount of rights in the 9 times account than in the other one? If so then your brokerage weight averaged your accounts to allocate your overall 65%. They internally took your 65% total allocation from Computershare and did their own allocation amongst the accounts which nothing in the contract prohibits them from doing.
Comment by
Atechnician on Sep 25, 2022 4:28pm
I Trade: 91% BMO: 100% Go figure??? AT.
Comment by
PinkCow on Sep 27, 2022 8:09am
No. 2/3 of my existing position was in the account that I over subscribed.