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"BLASH404" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > "Roman Vasin" advises: > > <<What is almost clear is direct purchasing scheme: company - person that > purchases shares. So, for example, John Smith wants to purchase 100 shares of > Microsoft. He comes to Microsoft's investors department and buys 100 shares > directly. He receives a paper-certificate: John Smith owns 100 shares of > Microsoft. So John can put these shares under his desk or put it in safe place > somewhere: bank, loft etc.>> > > It's great that it's so clear to you(except for the fact that it's 100% > wrong)....... > You're either reading the book upside down or it was written by Stox > Jedi........... Why it's wrong? Could you explain it? Roman
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