DWAC stock transfer agent is Continental Stock Transfer & Trust (https://continentalstock.com/) if you wish to Direct Register your shares and remove them from potential manipulation by the exchanges. Here is more info on Direct Registration and what it does (setup by GME apes): https://www.drsgme.org/

Per a phone call with Continental, they currently do NOT have an investment plan for DWAC (also called DRIP). However, if you initiate a DRS from your broker (such as Fidelity), Fidelity will send the shares to Continental with your individual information on file at Fidelity. The process is that Continental then sends to your mailing address your account statement and login information to get access to the account. So make sure your broker profile information is the correct information since Continental will use that exact same info to send you statements. I have not done this yet, but I plan to initiate a "test transfer" DR of 10 shares next week to Continental. Once the shares arrive at Continental, they should be held as "Book" which is the most restrictive lockdown on the shares (to be verified in a couple weeks). [Incoming GME shares into ComputerShare Transfer Agent always show up as "Book"].

At the very least you should instruct your Broker to move all DWAC (stock) and DWACW (warrants) holdings to cash from margin if you have a margin account (via journal change request with Broker help desk) to restrict the ease of your broker lending those DWAC shares out to Short Hedge Funds (SHF). Note that most Brokers are requiring 100% on DWAC anyway, so they are not allowing you to borrow against them, but they may be letting others borrow them (this means your House Surplus should not decrease when you do the margin-to-cash journal change for DWAC shares only).

DWAC stock transfer agent is Continental Stock Transfer & Trust (https://continentalstock.com/) if you wish to Direct Register your shares and remove them from potential manipulation by the exchanges. Here is more info on Direct Registration and what it does (setup by GME apes): https://www.drsgme.org/

Per a phone call with Continental, they currently do NOT have an investment plan for DWAC (also called DRIP). However, if you initiate a DRS from your broker (such as Fidelity), Fidelity will send the shares to Continental with your individual information on file at Fidelity. The process is that Continental then sends to your mailing address your account statement and login information to get access to the account. So make sure your broker profile information is the correct information since Continental will use that exact same info to send you statements. I have not done this yet, but I plan to initiate a "test transfer" DR of 10 shares next week to Continental. Once the shares arrive at Continental, they should be held as "Book" which is the most restrictive lockdown on the shares (to be verified in a couple weeks). [Incoming GME shares into ComputerShare Transfer Agent always show up as "Book"].

At the very least you should instruct your Broker to move all DWAC (stock) and DWACW (warrants) holdings to cash from margin if you have a margin account (via journal change request with Broker help desk) to restrict the ease of your broker lending the shares out to Short Hedge Funds (SHF). Note that most Brokers are requiring 100% on DWAC anyway, so they are not allowing you to borrow against them, but they may be letting others borrow them (this means your House Surplus should not decrease when you do the margin-to-cash journal change).

DWAC stock transfer agent is Continental Stock Transfer & Trust (https://continentalstock.com/) if you wish to Direct Register your shares and remove them from potential manipulation by the exchanges. Here is more info on Direct Registration and what it does (setup by GME apes): https://www.drsgme.org/

Per a phone call with Continental, they currently do NOT have an investment plan for DWAC (also called DRIP). However, if you initiate a DRS from your broker (such as Fidelity), Fidelity will send the shares to Continental with your individual information on file at Fidelity. The process is that Continental then sends to your mailing address your account statement and login information to get access to the account. So make sure your broker profile information is the correct information since Continental will use that exact same info to send you statements. I have not done this yet, but I plan to initiate a "test transfer" DR of 10 shares next week to Continental.

At the very least you should instruct your Broker to move all DWAC (stock) and DWACW (warrants) holdings to cash from margin if you have a margin account (via journal change request with Broker help desk) to restrict the ease of your broker lending the shares out to Short Hedge Funds (SHF). Note that most Brokers are requiring 100% on DWAC anyway, so they are not allowing you to borrow against them, but they may be letting others borrow them (this means your House Surplus should not decrease when you do the margin-to-cash journal change).

DWAC stock transfer agent is Continental Stock Transfer & Trust (https://continentalstock.com/) if you wish to Direct Register your shares and remove them from potential manipulation by the exchanges. Here is more info on Direct Registration and what it does (setup by GME apes): https://www.drsgme.org/

Per a phone call with Continental, they currently do NOT have an investment plan for DWAC (also called DRIP). However, if you initiate a DRS from your broker (such as Fidelity), Fidelity will send the shares to Continental with your individual information on file at Fidelity. The process is that Continental then sends to your mailing address your account statement and login information to get access to the account. So make sure your broker profile information is the correct information since Continental will use that exact same info to send you statements. I have not done this yet, but I plan to initiate a "test transfer" DR of 10 shares next week to Continental.

At the very least you should instruct your Broker to move all DWAC (stock) and DWACW (warrants) holdings to cash from margin if you have a margin account (via journal change request with Broker help desk) to restrict the ease of your broker lending the shares out to Short Hedge Funds (SHF).

DWAC stock transfer agent is Continental Stock Transfer & Trust (https://continentalstock.com/) if you wish to Direct Register your shares and remove them from potential manipulation by the exchanges. Here is more info on Direct Registration and what it does (setup by GME apes): https://www.drsgme.org/

Per a phone call with Continental, they currently do NOT have an investment plan for DWAC. However, if you initiate a DRS from your broker (such as Fidelity), Fidelity will send the shares to Continental with your individual information on file at Fidelity. The process is that Continental then sends to your mailing address your account statement and login information to get access to the account. So make sure your broker profile information is the correct information since Continental will use that exact same info to send you statements. I have not done this yet, but I plan to initiate a "test transfer" DR of 10 shares next week to Continental.

At the very least you should instruct your Broker to move all DWAC (stock) and DWACW (warrants) holdings to cash from margin if you have a margin account (via journal change request with Broker help desk) to restrict the ease of your broker lending the shares out to Short Hedge Funds (SHF).

DWAC stock transfer agent is Continental Stock Transfer & Trust (https://continentalstock.com/) if you wish to Direct Register your shares and remove them from potential manipulation by the exchanges. Here is more info on Direct Registration and what it does (setup by GME apes): https://www.drsgme.org/

Per a phone call with Continental, they currently do NOT have an investment plan for DWAC. However, if you initiate a DRS from your broker (such as Fidelity), Fidelity will send the shares to Continental with your individual information on file at Fidelity. The process is that Continental then sends to your mailing address your account statement and login information to get access to the account. So make sure your broker profile information is the correct information since Continental will use that exact same info to send you statements.

At the very least you should instruct your Broker to move all DWAC (stock) and DWACW (warrants) holdings to cash from margin if you have a margin account (via journal change request with Broker help desk) to restrict the ease of your broker lending the shares out to Short Hedge Funds (SHF).

DWAC stock transfer agent is Continental Stock Transfer & Trust (https://continentalstock.com/) if you wish to Direct Register your shares and remove them from potential manipulation by the exchanges. Here is more info on Direct Registration and what it does (setup by GME apes): https://www.drsgme.org/

Per a phone call with Continental, they currently do NOT have an investment plan for DWAC. However, if you initiate a DRS from your broker (such as Fidelity), Fidelity will send the shares to Continental with your individual information on file at Fidelity. The process is that Continental then sends to your mailing address your account statement and login information to get access to the account. So make sure your broker profile information is the correct information since Continental will use that exact same info to send you statements.

At the very least you should instruct your Broker to move all DWAC (stock) and DWACW (stock options) holdings to cash from margin if you have a margin account (via journal change request with Broker help desk) to restrict the ease of your broker lending the shares out to Short Hedge Funds (SHF).