I had a chat with Boris from 212 this morning⦠I cant see how they can transfer the shares and then sell; especially if the merger system isnāt up and running.
If they did transfer them and sell that would be wrong so as they cant do anything with GREE shares we will get the market value of SPRT shares.
So we should get the value of the support.com shares at the time of close 14/9, which was 11.74
We understand that there is room for improvement in the way similar corporate events are handled. We are actively working towards developing a functionality that will directly distribute shares instead of a cash equivalent, and soon this will be available for all clients.
With regards to SPRT & GREE:
A platform message was sent to each shareholder of SPRT earlier today. As per the deal, each shareholder is entitled to 0.1150 GREE shares for 1 SPRT share held. Therefore, all clients have received the cash equivalent of the stock due, in line with the acquisition ratio, which the two companies agreed upon.
The average price, which the positions with GREE were closed at is $46.44. The closing price of SPRT holdings is derived, in line with the acquisition ratio specified in the deal - (0.115) e.g. GREE price at the moment of sale multiplied by 0.115 or 46.44*0.115= $5,3406.
Thatās not true is it.
GREE opened at $102, thatās the price at which the ratio should be set, not once itās been trading and the price has dropped.
I get that B.E, 212 havenāt got the ability to transfer the shares and place the GREE shares in my account but you can sell and transfer using this equations ok to rip people off.
I understand the transfer prices but these are CFD shares so its a promise to supply Supprt.com shares at an agreed prices, if you cant transfer the shares as you should have then you need to give people the cash value of the contract.
You cant have your cake and eat it with this fake shares!
A contract for difference (CFD) is a contract between a buyer and a seller that stipulates that the buyer must pay the seller the difference between the current value of an asset and its value at contract time. CFDs allow traders and investors an opportunity to profit from price movement without owning the underlying assets. The value of a CFD contract does not consider the assetās underlying value: only the price change between the trade entry and exit.
This is making me think twice about holding Xilinx before the acquisition by AMD. So you will sell a huge chunk of AMD shares at an average price which might be lower than the market price of AMD at the time and will credit us the value of of 1.7234 AMD shares per XLNX share at that selling price? Could get messy.
Why my shares sold without my consent and why I didnāt get shares of GREE instead of funds. I had 60 SPRT shares and I have take losses of over 900Ā£