Tommy Tainant
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- Jan 20, 2016
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This is what happens.Have you ever been to one of these meetings ? Get your nurse to take you to one when you are rational.Well what you know could be written in a matchbox with a crayon. Maybe its like that in the US but not over here in the civilised world.Is that a US law ? In the UK any shareholder can get up and ask a question.
Highly doubtful. Shareholder meetings are very regulated to keep idiots from wasting the very valuable time of fellow shareholders. Like i said, the single share ploy allows you to sue, but little else. I've been to dozens of shareholder meetings and not once has a gadfly been allowed to speak.
All shareholders have the right to question the board.
No they don't. If they did those meetings would never end because there is an unending supply of dimwits like you who would plague them with your empty headed proclamations.
I guess you don't comprehend English too well either. Try reading what I said before you make a fool of yourself yet again.
You buy your share through a broker and you are on the register.
You get an invite to the meeting and an information pack.
You turn up at the meeting and your name is checked against the register.
You are given a voting card and generally get a coffee and a biscuit.
Meeting starts and you go through a basic order of business.
The board presents the accounts ad invites questions from the floor.
You ask your question.
At no point does anybody ask you how many shares you have.
Why do you lie so much ?