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Stupid question alert: 1. Apparently, it's possible to buy stock directly from a company, bypassing a brokerage account. Is that practical? The benefit is avoiding a brokerage fraud? I know about SIPC. 2. If you buy a stock directly from a company how do you prove ownership?
Do you get something in the mail? A piece of paper or something? https://www.sec.gov/fast-answers/answersdriphtm.html …
Great article found by @realHiltonHart https://www.thebalance.com/rehypothecation-investment-disaster-357232 …pic.twitter.com/DhNztHtw8G
Hello @Vanguard_Group @Vanguard_FA,
Are accounts opened with your brokerage, by default, cash or margin accounts? Thank you.pic.twitter.com/Po0bFyHLnM
I like this article quite a bit as well. https://www.nestmann.com/your-money-isnt-safe-in-any-u-s-financial-institution#.VlU8Pt8zaEJ …pic.twitter.com/Yg22R6TT3N
I called @Vanguard_Group and @Vanguard_FA and spoke with two representatives (who are usually quite good!), one an entry level and someone who specialized in technical questions. Neither had heard of MF Global nor could they tell me whether customer assets in brokerage...
...accounts could be used as collateral in loans made by other entities.
What happens when @Vanguard_Group @Vanguard_FA lends its customers' securities to an entity shorting the stock and that entity goes bust?
https://institutional.vanguard.com/VGApp/iip/site/institutional/researchcommentary/article/InvComVIPSSecLending&SYND=RSS&Channel=RI …pic.twitter.com/SnhWpoMORA
I am pretty sure that physical stock certificates are still a thing, right?
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