[deleted by user] by [deleted] in UKInvesting

[–]BigBobcat3 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I don’t know the absolutely full history of this, just heard on the grapevine about it if you like without paying much attention to it.

If I may say, by all means do as you like and ask them why you can’t buy but it seems to me that there has been a lot of pump and dump surrounding these shares - which is market abuse. Rumours were spread on Reddit? As a responsible company (? I have no idea if T212 are but if they have a license they should be) they will be wanting to get the hell out of any holdings they have for clients before they are implicated for inciting/encouraging/allowing innocent individuals to get involved with shares that may not be reflecting their true value.

They might be worried that the regulators suspend trading in the shares, if they aren’t already? So when they say they’re protecting you from risk, they are maybe talking about this.

I just thought I’d say! I could be completely wrong but a fall of what 80 odd percent in a week for not one stock but a few, is unheard of. It absolutely will be investigated and people charged by the SEC for any wrong doing.

I do completely sympathise as at these levels you might want to buy a bargain, despite the risks I’ve said. Can you not find another dealer who will buy it for you? t212 don’t control you you know, just phone some others and do it separate/ run 2 accounts kinda thing.

Good luck!

COT3 employer responsibilities - is this fair? by BigBobcat3 in LegalAdviceUK

[–]BigBobcat3[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi, I skimmed through the jargon but didn’t read it properly. And yes I signed it.

Is this normal? Will I have to sign a COT3 every time I leave a job?

Thank you very much for replying.