The Fidelity -> IEX -> CS trains run pretty reliably IME. DRS is very easy now.
I'm of the mindset now though that price transparency is really not in buyers immediate best interests though.
Better to buy fake entitlements through the fraudulent exchanges at lower prices. When you DRS they then have to go buy the real shares at increased cost, or steal someone else's shares (ETF, target retirement funds, etc. most likely to be robbed IMO)
I just DRS’d shares from Fidelity this morning. Their auto chatbot takes less than a minute to start the process. Couldn’t have been any easier.
I used to buy from CS directly, but stopped for a number of reasons: not being able to control the buy price, the fees, the fractionals you need to dump, etc.
All of this was solved by using Fidelity. I control my buy price, no fees, no fractionals , and their DRS process puts the shares in “Book” within CS.
Oh, and Fidelity allows me to buy immediately when I tell them to do a transfer from my personal non-Fidelity checking account. CS makes you wait a couple of days.
My one time purchase of GME just cleared with CS. Since I have no idea what the differences are, I'll be trying to figure out whether I want to convert from plan to book or terminate from Directstock on CS later today🐸
this is where we are at. late Jan to mid Feb. this guy looks at Fractals. the gme/AMC thing. if you spend your money or not, doesn't matter, but it's a fun show to watch (stock market).
the stock is either squeezing or going to zero. last stock people tried the DRS on was a shell company that closed down before squeeze. there is a chance of a hostile buyout (example: musk vs Twitter).
there are zero guarantees in this.
one more dip, then chop, projected. many of us have been in this for 3 years.
with stocks, watch the patterns. 95% controlled by algo. all hype and negativity is psychological. nothing is real but patterns. it's why after a rise you hear hype. people trying to sell and get out. it's psychological.
play if you want or just watch and cheer for a side. this fight can go on for another year and retail can still lose. with that said, it does look good.
Use Fidelity and buy through IEX. Or purchase directly from computer share
The Fidelity -> IEX -> CS trains run pretty reliably IME. DRS is very easy now.
I'm of the mindset now though that price transparency is really not in buyers immediate best interests though.
Better to buy fake entitlements through the fraudulent exchanges at lower prices. When you DRS they then have to go buy the real shares at increased cost, or steal someone else's shares (ETF, target retirement funds, etc. most likely to be robbed IMO)
I just DRS’d shares from Fidelity this morning. Their auto chatbot takes less than a minute to start the process. Couldn’t have been any easier.
I used to buy from CS directly, but stopped for a number of reasons: not being able to control the buy price, the fees, the fractionals you need to dump, etc.
All of this was solved by using Fidelity. I control my buy price, no fees, no fractionals , and their DRS process puts the shares in “Book” within CS.
Oh, and Fidelity allows me to buy immediately when I tell them to do a transfer from my personal non-Fidelity checking account. CS makes you wait a couple of days.
My one time purchase of GME just cleared with CS. Since I have no idea what the differences are, I'll be trying to figure out whether I want to convert from plan to book or terminate from Directstock on CS later today🐸
BOOK. This is the way fren
plan can be recalled or lent for shorting. book secures in your name and pulls it out the dtcc.
do what you want, but that's the basics.
just putting this here
https://youtu.be/JpIRkwpvSoM?si=qajkxvSvjc_1UhpE
this is where we are at. late Jan to mid Feb. this guy looks at Fractals. the gme/AMC thing. if you spend your money or not, doesn't matter, but it's a fun show to watch (stock market).
the stock is either squeezing or going to zero. last stock people tried the DRS on was a shell company that closed down before squeeze. there is a chance of a hostile buyout (example: musk vs Twitter).
there are zero guarantees in this.
one more dip, then chop, projected. many of us have been in this for 3 years.
with stocks, watch the patterns. 95% controlled by algo. all hype and negativity is psychological. nothing is real but patterns. it's why after a rise you hear hype. people trying to sell and get out. it's psychological.
play if you want or just watch and cheer for a side. this fight can go on for another year and retail can still lose. with that said, it does look good.