When investing in stocks, you must make a sound judgment on which stock—that is, which company's stock—to purchase by obtaining accurate information. These are, of course, the basics we teach to those who have signed up for the course.
The simplest way to judge a company is 1. You can check a company's financial statements, profitability, losses, degree of capital impairment, and stock valuation for free using artificial intelligence, or AI. 2. Please avoid stocks where the price is $3 or lower, or where the stock price has remained unchanged at $3 or lower for the past 3 years.
If a company listed on the Canadian stock exchange is delisted due to business problems, trading of that company's shares is suspended. In this case, we would like to inform you of the matters that shareholders should consider.
1 - liquidation trading(Delisting Trading) : When a stock listed on the Toronto Stock Exchange is delisted, Liquidation trading for a certain period( Delisting Trading) Grant a period, Allows you to make a final transaction without price fluctuations.. At this time, the stocks are sold to convert them into cash..
- - over-the-counter trading
(Over the Counter, OTC) :
Delisted stocks are no longer TSX (Toronto Stock Exchange)It is not traded at but, Some over-the-counter markets OTC 나 TSXV Venture exchange or It is also traded in private capital..
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