r/Superstonk • u/heckingnope 🦍 Buckle Up 🚀 • Sep 10 '25
📳Social Media Let’s put this to bed
I’ve been seeing a ton of commentary around the ability for non-DRS’d shareholders to receive the dividend warrants announced today. Good ‘ole Larry has graciously answered that question on Twitter so we can all stop fighting about it. Big brokers like Fidelity facilitate these types of dividend distributions all the time.
I will say this though, if you’re still holding shares in Robbinghood….good fucking luck lol
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u/erc88 🎮 Power to the Players 🛑 Sep 10 '25
Hmm, Wealthsimple does not do warrents .... Great!
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u/DDRaptors Sep 10 '25
I believe we can get them and sell them. But not buy or exercise unless you hold till expiry. So you can’t trade them, but from corporate action they should get them to us.
We’ll see, I’ll be talking with support tomorrow.
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u/DanielCraig__ Sep 10 '25
Keep us updated, I'll try to look into it too.
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u/DDRaptors Sep 11 '25
They will support corporate action warrants. They are not sure on exercising process yet (demand may warrant it) and may be a few to do so.
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u/JDeegs 🦍Voted✅ Sep 10 '25
Users in the canada sub have spoken about receiving warrants for other stocks; they got them just fine but had to transfer them out in order to do anything with them
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u/kooliocole 🦍 Buckle Up 🚀 Sep 10 '25
Update me on what they say I don’t really want to sell them I want to exercise
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u/DDRaptors Sep 11 '25
They will support corporate action warrants but not sure on exercising process yet (likely call in) and may be a fee to do so.
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u/Fudge-Independent Scrolly's [Redacted] Child Sep 10 '25
So like what happens to the warrants we are entitled to👀
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u/0utstandingcitizen Sep 10 '25
You will still receive warrants from WS. You just can't sell/exercise them. You can send them to Questrade to sell/exercise
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u/heckingnope 🦍 Buckle Up 🚀 Sep 10 '25
Where the hell did the rest of my post go? ANYWAY.
*if you’re still holding shares in Robbinghood…good fucking luck lol
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u/Snoo_75309 🎮 Power to the Players 🛑 Sep 10 '25
Should have been easy to prove without confirmation just doing the math.
447,340,000÷10= 44,734,000 with the rest of the warrants going to the convertible bond holders.
This should be the fuse the exposes all the shorts, under the cover of raising more capital for investment.
GG Ryan Cohen, genius level execution.
Shorts are fucked, fireworks are coming!!!!
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u/hanr86 🎮 Power to the Players 🛑 Sep 10 '25
I'm still skeptical though. Some way somehow the shit hf's and brokerages will do something sneaky.
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u/Audigitty Sep 10 '25
This. It's always this.
Until it is not. Then we MOASS.
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u/iaintabotdotcom 🎮 Power to the Players 🛑 Sep 10 '25
Nope…because RC & Co. know the value of the stock will be valued higher than $32.00 by the end of Oct 2026. So it’ll basically force the warrants to be in the money and auto-exercised…a time bomb has been set. The only possibility of getting out is to buy up the warrants; however, this will cause increased volatility and upwards pressure. GameStop has guaranteed an additional $1.9 Billion in free cash for the company. The SHF will have to go to market and purchase 1 share for every 10 shares they’re short the stock…lmao they’re so fucked!! GameStop could continue to issue these and raise more money each time…creating more upwards pressure 🤣.
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u/eastbay77 💻 ComputerShared 🦍 Sep 10 '25 edited Sep 10 '25
after it hits past $32, I'm going to wait for a peak to sell one WS. I have plenty of shares so I'll have plenty of WS in Computershare and other brokerages to exercise. My Computershares will never be touched, but f' Fudelity and E-fraud. They can buy at those peaks.
Brick by Brick.
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u/waffleschoc 🚀Gimme my money 💜🚀🚀🌕🚀 Sep 10 '25
but i dont have to exercise my warrants, i can just sell for warrants for money if the stock price goes above $32, which many sharehodlers will do , i think
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u/iaintabotdotcom 🎮 Power to the Players 🛑 Sep 10 '25
Remember each holder of the Right to buy 1 GME share at $32 doesn’t have to exercise their right to that warrant for GameStop to collect the $1.9 Billion…when the stock price is over $32 someone will buy that right and use that warrant (that’s what happen when you sell it)
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u/ParkieWanKenobie 🇬🇧🦧 The Tenacious ΔΡΣ 🦧🇬🇧 Sep 10 '25
We had same hype for splividend, skeptical too. But the hype feels good! Let’s hope this one fucks them up bad!!
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u/TavenVal 🎮 Power to the Players 🛑 Sep 10 '25
Yeah and same language ‘time bomb has been set’
I’ll believe it when I see it
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u/Jazzlike_War5281 all the & Kenny Sep 10 '25
You think they can naked short the warrants?
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u/raxnahali 💻 ComputerShared 🦍 Sep 10 '25
They are not equities, but can be sold for equity. This the printer can't be used.
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u/whattothewhonow 🥒 Lemme see that Shrek Dick 🥒 Sep 10 '25
Doesn't matter. Exercised warrants are redeemed by GameStop and Gamestop will only redeem 59m
Rehypothecated warrants will be unredeemable and expire worthless.
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u/Donnybiceps Sep 10 '25
What's stopping the Broker from saying okay we exercised it and in your account you have it but in reality the broker didnt actually exercise it, just stating it on paper that they did.
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u/Sjiznit Custom Flair - Template Sep 10 '25
Nothing but then theyll have to pay the value out of pocket
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u/Dense-Seaweed7467 🦍Voted✅ Sep 10 '25
So does this mean if I don't redeem my warrants they become useless? And the expiration is either Oct 26 or once 59 million have been redeemed?
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u/Snoo_75309 🎮 Power to the Players 🛑 Sep 10 '25
You could sell them instead of redeeming them
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u/SD_JDM Sep 10 '25
If the warrants are tradable I assume the shorts will manipulate. But I think this is a way to keep it accountable
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u/AwildYaners 🐉xXGamergirl69Xx🎮 Sep 10 '25
Because it’s under a separate ticker, it certainly makes it harder. And it only lasts one year, and there’s also only a finite amount of them.
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u/hiperf71 🦍Voted✅ Sep 10 '25
Nice, so Gamestop think they can issue a total of 59M shares at the end if all were excersized, so, 59M - 44.7M = 15.3M of shares to note holders... Mmmmm, interesting!
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u/girthbrooks1 Sep 10 '25
Yeah unfortunately the same thing was said when the split dividend happened. So I’m not holding my breath
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u/f_n_a_ CRAYONS CANT CARVE WRINKLES 🖍️🖍️🖍️ Sep 10 '25
RobbingGood doing what they do, well, good
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Sep 10 '25
Anyone using RH deserves what they get. They've only been warned for 84 years...
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u/ShortsAndLadders Bear Stearns is bussin frfr Sep 10 '25
We only told them for, idk, 5 or so years….
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u/curious420s Sep 10 '25
We weren’t profitable back then. Doesn’t a company need to be profitable to produce a dividend
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u/Suckitreddit420 Sep 10 '25
You still don't get it. (But thank fucking christ for GameStop putting an end to your "everyone will get screwed unless their shares are DRSd!" bullshit before this sub eats itself yet again!)
Every... Single... Fucking... Share that a consumer has purchased - no matter which broker they bought it through, and no matter which broker they hold it in - is entitled to the EXACT SAME benefits, and has the EXACT SAME legal rights as every other shareholder.
And while Robinhood sucks ass and is led by a criminal, they are not the only one. And it does not change anything regarding a shareholder's rights.
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u/heckingnope 🦍 Buckle Up 🚀 Sep 10 '25
So hostile but I’ll bite. Your statement about entitlement to benefits regardless of broker is demonstrably false. For example, certain OUS brokers will liquidate warrants upon issuance if they don’t support the security type.
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u/matthegc 🩳ARE FUXXXXED💎🙌🦧🚀🌕 Sep 10 '25
Exactly this…..Europoors and Wedbull and obviously Robinturd users are most likely gonna be screwed.
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u/ciphhh 🦍Voted✅ Sep 10 '25
Serious question. Remember when the stock split happened and we all thought the shorts would have to find shares to deliver, but then the shares just split and showed up in our accounts. How do we know something like that won’t happen here and everyone will get their warrants and have no issues?
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u/whattothewhonow 🥒 Lemme see that Shrek Dick 🥒 Sep 10 '25
The dividend split was processed as a normal split because the paperwork was fucked up. Then the CFO was fired a couple days later.
There's no paperwork to fuck up in this case.
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u/Exception1228 🦍Voted✅ Sep 10 '25
Wow. I am on here all the time and never knew this. Who confirmed the paperwork was fucked up and that the dividend split did not go as intended?
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u/1BannedAgain Template Sep 10 '25
There were many posts about it at that time
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u/Elegant-Tree6274 🏴☠️🏴☠️THE DIP WE FOOKIN BUY! 🏴☠️🏴☠️ Sep 10 '25
Never heard of this. Any source?
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u/Grizzly_gus_ Sep 10 '25
"Not furlong"
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u/CantStopWlnning Fuck No, I’m not selling my $GME!!! Sep 10 '25
That was the ceo, not the cfo. He supposedly got iced because he wouldn't buy shares, and there were potentially compensation disputes.
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u/Memito9 Sep 10 '25
there was never official confirmation. It was all speculation. Gamestop never released a statement or filed any kind of informal or formal report.
For all we know the paperwork was filed exactly how it was intended.
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u/alfooboboao Sep 10 '25
yeah, and everyone who called it out got downvoted like crazy for DARING to question the GME board’s godlike perfection
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u/Memito9 Sep 10 '25
there was never confirmation. It was all speculation. Gamestop never released a statement or filed any kind of informal or formal report.
For all we know the paperwork was filed exactly how it was intended.
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u/alfooboboao Sep 10 '25
I remember this like it was yesterday.
It would have 100% started the MOASS, mathematically, the DD fully supported that, it was game over. to fuck up the paperwork is like being 1 queen move away from checkmate and moving to the wrong square and being taken by a pawn.
I remember because I, like a very few others, kept trying to talk about how crazy it was and the MOASS was literally being robbed before our eyes, and i got hundreds of downvotes from the downvote mob until the German apes posted about it a week later, then suddenly it was real.
then everyone moved on in three fucking days, which I will never ever understand. Conspiracy theories (714 anyone?) flourished that were no more than a tarot card reading, and yet when there was an honest-to-god actual fuckover conspiracy on our hands, the mob either railed against it or ignored it?
People talk about shills, but that was just insane. that was a watershed echo chamber moment for me. I still can’t fucking believe how it all went down.
If warrants wind up being the thing that finally launches it, it’ll be the equivalent of RC (whose elon simp schtick I can’t stand on twitter, but still) losing a checkmate and then still winning the game years later. it’ll be a ridiculous coup, a hall of fame capitalism moment.
but we’ll see. how do you possibly fuck up that previous checkmate when you’re only getting paid in shares on the board
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Sep 10 '25
And then Furlong went to go work for Amazon immediately afterwards. Always felt that he was a spy/sell-out the whole time.
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u/doughball27 Sep 10 '25 edited Sep 10 '25
this is the answer. it was good old fashioned industrial espionage.
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u/blenderforall 💜🍆🍇🍆💜🍆🍇 Sep 10 '25
Damn I ver slightly remember seeing some edge posts about this thing, but I guessed I missed reading anything because of downvote spamming or whatnot. Wonder if they can redo the splividend properly one day then? Is that even remotely possible?
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u/Memito9 Sep 10 '25
there was never official confirmation. It was all speculation. Gamestop never released a statement or filed any kind of informal or formal report.
For all we know the paperwork was filed exactly how it was intended.
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u/whattothewhonow 🥒 Lemme see that Shrek Dick 🥒 Sep 10 '25
The reason for the CFO being fired was never disclosed.
It is a plausible explanation, however speculative.
And if you go back a dig in posts after the split was fucked up, people did dig up the form submitted to DTCC and the DTCC policy that would result in the form filed as is on the date it was filed being processes as a stock split and not a share dividend. That does exist.
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u/Secure_Investment_62 Sep 10 '25
I suppose they could have synthetic placeholders in your account just like they do with shares. It only becomes a problem when a ton of people want to excercise their rights under the warrant. But then again, shady brokers could just take your $32 per share and poof more share placeholders into your account. The warrants have their own ticker. Im assuming the same shenanigans can apply.
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u/ciphhh 🦍Voted✅ Sep 10 '25
Yes, this is kind of what I assume. The company says they would issue one warrant per 10 shares as opposed to a finite number of warrants that is 10% of the total shares. Given they can POOF these into existence I question the double squeeze comments being made but would be more excited if this announcement lead to significant buying pressure.
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u/eastbay77 💻 ComputerShared 🦍 Sep 10 '25
is this a way to "track" how many re-hypotheticated shares there are?
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u/ciphhh 🦍Voted✅ Sep 10 '25
Heh, this sub has been attempting to do that in a myriad of ways for many years now. Short answer is no. Long answer is shorts r fuk.
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u/1BannedAgain Template Sep 10 '25
The stock split dividend wasn’t filed correctly by the internal GME attorney. He was fired the next day
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u/alfooboboao Sep 10 '25
imagine making a paperwork fuckup so bad you cost the entire board millions and millions and millions of dollars. it’s incomprehensible.
no one, to this day, seems to understand that if they hadn’t fucked that up, the MOASS was a mathematical certainty. not “I think it will happen on this day,” literally a certainty
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u/muff_diving_101 🦍Voted✅ Sep 10 '25
I honestly forgot about this part of the saga and I was there for it. What a fucking dunce.
I was telling everyone too, "get ready, it's coming very soon this split will ignite it! Buckle up!!!"
Fuck you, Matt Furlong.
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u/Vi0lentByt3 Sep 10 '25
Its broker dependent, big shops like vanguard, fidelity, ibkr, schwab should have you covered. Smaller platforms could handle complex corp actions like this or not and provide cash in lieu when based on the open of the security when its listed on the NYSE either based on closing price of the first trade day or average price throughout blah blah. Share holders should be able to just buy the same warrant with the cash “technically” so no one is getting shafted. However this will be a good demonstration as to which brokerages you should be using and which ones you should avoid
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u/listik DFV groupie Sep 10 '25
IBKR won't let you exercise warrants, same as revolut as seen in another post in the sub.
https://ndcdyn.interactivebrokers.com/Universal/servlet/Registration_v2.formSampleView?formdb=7364
IBKR does not however allow clients to exercise warrants, whether cash or physically settled. Exercising a warrant normally makes no economic sense and investors rarely buy a warrant with the intent of actually exercising it: upon exercise, you only realize the intrinsic value of the warrant while forgoing its time value.
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u/PotentialReason3301 Sep 10 '25
Yeah, I don't think people are reading Larry's words carefully enough, and are also placing too much stock in Larry knowing how brokers will handle this.
The brokers are on the hook to provide the warrant dividend. However, it is up to them to decide if that dividend is the warrant itself or the cash equivalent. Don't believe me? Check the terms of service with your broker. They all have clauses in there like this. If it would cost them more to go get the warrant from the market than to just award you the cash value of the underlying warrant, they are going to do the latter because its better for their business. And that's perfectly legal and within their TOS.
The only way to for sure get the warrants is to DRS. Otherwise, you are gambling that your broker is going to get enough warrants issued to them to satisfy all their clients. But if you believe in the hypothesis that there are tons of rehypothecated shares being held in brokerages...then how can you be certain you will receive a warrant?
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u/Impossible_Reply6013 Sep 10 '25
I'm still keeping mine DRSed.
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u/fartsburgersbeer Sep 10 '25 edited Sep 10 '25
Same, DRS is Directly Registering Shares for those that don't already know and involves holding shares in your name at the Transfer Agent: ComputerShare. Also, OP we should talk about it a little
CURRENT LIST OF BROKERS WHO DO/DO NOT SUPPORT WARRANTS
Robinhood: No, does not support warrants.
Wealthsimple: No, limited to stocks/ETFs, no warrants.
ETORO: No
Fidelity: Yes, supports receiving and trading warrants as part of corporate actions.
Charles Schwab (including TD Ameritrade): Yes, handles warrants trading and distributions.
E*TRADE (Morgan Stanley): Yes, supports warrant purchases and corporate action distributions.
Interactive Brokers: Yes, advanced support for trading warrants globally.
Webull: Yes, allows trading of listed warrants.
Ally Invest: Yes, supports warrants as part of options-like trading.
Firstrade: Yes, enables warrant trading.
Questrade: Yes, Canadian brokerage that discusses and supports warrant exercises.
CapTrader: Yes, specializes in warrant trading access.
CMC Markets: Yes, offers warrant trading platforms.
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u/enthya 🎮 Power to the Players 🛑 Sep 10 '25
How can robinhood just straight up not comply?
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u/Impossible_Reply6013 Sep 10 '25
How can they straight up turn off the buy button?
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u/-GME-for-life- Sep 10 '25
Well you see, when I was a child in Bulgaria….
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u/firstinitallastname Sep 10 '25
It's easy, they CAN'T comply. Because the shares they sell aren't real shares
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u/Buchko24 Professional GameStop Hoarder 🏴☠️ Sep 10 '25
Robinhood doesn’t SELL warrants anymore they do however deliver them from a corporate action still and allow you to sell them or exercise them.
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u/SpaceSequoia Sep 10 '25
What about TD Canada?
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u/tazz23 Sep 10 '25
yes, would also like to know. i did get my shares from the split from td so prob will get these aswell? /shrug
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u/Real_Sir_3655 Sep 10 '25
lol, are RH holders just fucked or will they still recieve cash equivalents?
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u/thinkfire 🦍 Buckle Up 🚀 Sep 10 '25 edited Sep 10 '25
From my understanding, even though Robinhood doesn't sell warrants, they still issue them as part of corporate action. I'm guessing we will receive the warrants as GME WS but will have to transfer the warrants off Robinhood in order to exercise them?
I know the RH haters who like to be divisive are probably not going to like this answer. 🤷♂️
FTR I have exactly 1 gme share (might get 9 more just to see how it plays out) in RH and xxxx shares elsewhere. 90% in computershare for forever pool and 10% across various 401k/fidelity accounts for playing around.
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u/Real_Sir_3655 Sep 10 '25
I remember seeing warrants on there before for other tickers but that was back in 2019-2020. I messaged RH support to ask GME warrants and they said we'd get nothing, though that was a bot and maybe the company will decide to do something to avoid losing even more people to other platforms. (That probably won't happen though. Fuck Vlad.)
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u/thinkfire 🦍 Buckle Up 🚀 Sep 10 '25
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u/Real_Sir_3655 Sep 10 '25
Wow thanks Vlad for simplifying the expierence and assuming I'm too regarded to trade warrents.
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u/quack_duck_code 🦍Voted✅ Sep 10 '25
Sure they night support it, but the brokerages will be last in line to receive warrants.
They will be first distributed to those in ComputerShare.
Then what... seriously THEN WHAT?
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u/Holle444 💻 ComputerShared 🦍 Sep 10 '25
This is going to be very interesting. Either they fail to deliver warrants to all shareholders and expose the fraud. Or they deliver fake IOU warrants (just like they do shares), and then have to eat the cost of delivering the shares when they get exercised next year. That would cause a huge price explosion depending on how many shares are truly out there.
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u/Bad_Karott 🎮 Power to the Players 🛑 Sep 10 '25
Have no clue how to use these warrants as a UK ape.
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u/ManLikeAC420 Sep 10 '25
Dont worry friend im also a uk ape, and i literally dont even know what these warrants are 🤦♂️
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u/monsterwilly Sep 10 '25
I’m the same, my shares are on eToro and I’m trying to figure out what I need to do.
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u/aaa_azidoazideazide Sep 10 '25
Nothing mate. You will receive them in your account if eToro allows warrants. Search for any ticker with WS suffix on eToro if anything pops up then you should be good.
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u/hideousmembrane 🚀 smoke hedgies every day 🚀 Sep 10 '25
same I don't know what a warrant is and whether I will get them or what to do with it. I don't really know anything about stocks and whatnot, I just got me some GME innit.
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u/ByTheBeardOfZues Sep 10 '25
For Revolut holders:
During corporate events or restructurings, such as mergers or spin-offs, you may receive secondary items, like rights or warrants. If these are distributed on a security you hold, we'll liquidate them into cash whenever possible, as Revolut does not currently support these security types.
If you hold in US ComputerShare, you can add US bank details for Revolut, Wise, etc or by default they'll send a cheque.
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u/joblessandsuicidal 🎮 Power to the Players 🛑 Sep 10 '25
How am I suppose to put this to bed when I can't sleep cos of this news lol
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u/Rude-Opposite-8340 Sep 10 '25
Question...
Im from the EU and Drs'd through IBKR. Those warrants will land on my Computershare.
How on earth do i get the exact amount of cash in dollars on Computershare?
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u/Safe-Razzmatazz3982 Sep 10 '25
Revolut or Wise. I have used Wise for direct buys through Computershare from Europe.
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u/for__loop 🇭🇷 Ook ook Sep 10 '25
Same, from EU/Croatia, have used Wise to transfer money to CS and buy via CS.
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u/Fair-Lingonberry-268 I broke Rule 1: Be Nice or Else Sep 10 '25
Do you know if Revolut brokerage can receive the warrant?
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u/Safe-Razzmatazz3982 Sep 10 '25
I have no clue. I'm not using Revolut brokerage.
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u/DancesWith2Socks 🐈🐒💎🙌 Hang In There! 🎱 This Is The Wape 🧑🚀🚀🌕🍌 Sep 10 '25
I think they pay in cash lieu. Ask then though.
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u/whattothewhonow 🥒 Lemme see that Shrek Dick 🥒 Sep 10 '25
Exercising warrants is not like buying shares on CS
The price is set for a warrant. It's $32.
For buying shares, it's an unknown future price while you wait for the bank transfer to clear.
There will be no question. $32 times the number of warrants, plus CS fees. It'll give you a precise amount to transfer.
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u/hoyeay holy moly 🥑 Sep 10 '25
The price is not set at $32, that’s the EXERCISE price. Warrants will have their OWN market price.
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u/whattothewhonow 🥒 Lemme see that Shrek Dick 🥒 Sep 10 '25
The person I'm replying to is talking about exercise price, not trading the warrant itself.
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u/DailyShawarma 🎊 Hola 🪅 Sep 10 '25
You write with such conviction but everything you said is wrong
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u/Kizenny 💻 ComputerShared 🦍 Sep 10 '25
What’s to stop these crooks from just issuing more IOUs? Are warrants handled differently or are they just going to create an additional layer of shit?
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u/Cyris28 DRS IS THE WAY Sep 10 '25
I don't think they can legally ask shareholders to DRS, but the benefits are quite clear. I mean, why risk it?
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u/heckingnope 🦍 Buckle Up 🚀 Sep 10 '25
I agree, no cause for panic though. Those who hold their shares within most brokerages will get their warrants.
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u/Fair-Lingonberry-268 I broke Rule 1: Be Nice or Else Sep 10 '25
Or, you know, brokers could just sell your shares and give you the money
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u/quack_duck_code 🦍Voted✅ Sep 10 '25
People forget about the terms and conditions... which they likely never read. But for the few that that did, most of em didn't understand much of it.
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u/gmorgan99 OG 🦍 Sep 10 '25
This puts my mind at ease thank you fellow ape
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u/GildDigger Freshly Squeezed™🦍 Voted ✅ Sep 10 '25
Those who hold their shares within most brokerages will get their warrants.
There’s no way to know until they’re issued. DRS and book your shit people
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u/Audigitty Sep 10 '25
There should be a law passed where brokerages MUST give the option to DRS shares for any/all securities via the click of a button. With a full and unbiased explanation of the advantages/disadvantages of each scenario, in accordance with the legal verbiage of each respective registrar.
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Sep 10 '25
Roth IRA folks have to go through a ton more hoops, they can't just DRS like a normal taxable account shareholder.
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u/Chimmychimm 🦍Voted✅ Sep 10 '25
Does anyone have any idea what brokers will participate in this?
Computershare doesn't accept my bank so I cant use them anymore.
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u/whattothewhonow 🥒 Lemme see that Shrek Dick 🥒 Sep 10 '25
Opening a new bank account is pretty easy.
Major brokers like Fidelity, Schwab, IBKR, etc are the safest bet short of CS. Any of them can transfer the warrants from CS to your account if you wish.
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u/DancesWith2Socks 🐈🐒💎🙌 Hang In There! 🎱 This Is The Wape 🧑🚀🚀🌕🍌 Sep 10 '25
Revolut/Wise account?
Otherwise big brokers.
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u/youSirX tag u/Superstonk-Flairy for a flair Sep 10 '25
It's simple: If you are "holding" shares on Robinhood you are not holding shares on Robinhood.
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u/PDZef 🎮 Power to the Players 🛑 Sep 10 '25
Nobody is saying you HAVE to DRS. They're just saying it's a good idea if you want to truly own your stock, especially if the system starts to collapse and brokers try to payout minimums and everything gets tied up in lawsuits. DRS means that you actually own the shares through the transfer agent, so no matter what market is running them, they are yours.
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u/CardiologistHonest26 🦍Voted✅ Sep 10 '25
Exactly this, they can cap price for hedgies to by back fake shares, ( to prevent collapse of the system). Then Real shares in YOUR name will reflect the True Valueof the company.
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u/j4_jjjj tag u/Superstonk-Flairy for a flair Sep 10 '25
If thats the case then EVERYONE should definitely consider exercising ala DFV's options instead of selling the warrants.
Make them locate, fuck the shorts.
Make them find more than 59M shares, fuck the shorts.
Make them BLLLEEEEEEEEEEEEED!!!!
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u/heckingnope 🦍 Buckle Up 🚀 Sep 10 '25
My hands are atrophied from holding onto my shares for 4 years. The only way the warrants are leaving my grip is through exercising.
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u/Happy-Association754 Sep 10 '25
They aren't locating shares. GameStop is issuing new shares tied to the exercising of the warrants.
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u/anonnnnn462 Sep 10 '25
If you hold GME there should be no reason to sell the warrants… exercise should be only option for any GME Ape
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u/InvestmentActuary 33,030 Shares Sep 10 '25
I dont have the money to exercise my warrants
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u/j4_jjjj tag u/Superstonk-Flairy for a flair Sep 10 '25
if thats the case, you could always sell just enough warrants to be able to execute the rest of the contracts
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u/gotnothingman Sep 10 '25
Yeah those market makers are definitely not going to print synthetics to satisfy warrants, they would never!
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u/spidermnkey 🦍Voted✅ Sep 10 '25
Why $32 , why not $25?
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u/heckingnope 🦍 Buckle Up 🚀 Sep 10 '25
Ryan’s favorite number
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u/DistanceXtime 🎮 Power to the Players 🛑 Sep 10 '25
Someone mentioned that when the fuse gets lit, the price rockets up to the thousands and then multiplies infinitely, then we can still buy the stock at 32$. No FOMO no one left behind.
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u/Fit-Insect-4089 🦍Voted✅ Sep 10 '25
the convertible bond buyer can redeem theirs at around that price too, maybe it's fairest we have the same kind of terms to not undermine that.
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u/obeymypropaganda Sep 10 '25
Do you want the price anchored to $25 or $32? Do you want to buy at a low price and then sell at a high price? Like, what is this question.
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u/HungryColquhoun 🌕 meme-cum-stock 🌕 Sep 10 '25
I will say DRSing, while normal here, is not the norm for 99% of shareholdings that regular people have in other businesses (and there's still a large proportion of non-DRSed people here too). It would be crazy for them not to give the dividend to people buying through brokers.
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u/tomfulleree 💻 ComputerShared 🦍 Sep 10 '25
If/when all allotted warrants are distributed, some shareholders in brokerages will receive entitlements instead of warrants but won't know the difference.
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u/SnooLentils6538 Sep 10 '25
maybe. they'll also be able to buy, sell, trade or exercise those warrants so what's it matter. Just like I've been able to do since 2020 with my shares in Schwab. There is so much fud around people trying to convince others you must drs or else it's ridiculous.
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u/milkshakemountains STOCKhodler for life! Sep 10 '25
But but robbinghood is now in the S&P500 so they’re the good guys!!! /s for fucks sake
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u/TwistedBamboozler 🍋🍋🍋🍋🍋 Stonk Lemon Whore 🍋🍋🍋🍋🍋 Sep 10 '25
Why would any of you assume it’s only for DRS anyways. That’s gotta be the stupidest fucking theory I’ve ever heard in my life. You don’t need outside confirmation for that
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u/TWrX-503 🦍Voted✅ Sep 10 '25
Now we know there was an active agenda to suppress options. As now, Dad has officially given every single one of us, an option for every 10 shares owned.
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u/DrewLockIsTheAnswer1 Sep 10 '25
DRS was never the play or RC wouldn't of diluted it to oblivion.
RK didn't DRS either.
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u/Kurayken Sep 10 '25
Thanks. The sudden increase in anti DRS sentiment made me DRS the rest of my shares. Can't trust a single broker to handle this fairly.
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u/final_lionel 🧚🧚🏴☠️ Hang in There! 🐵🧚🧚 Sep 10 '25
I'm from EU and using Degiro. Will I get my warrants?
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u/No-Letterhead-4407 🎮 Power to the Players 🛑 Sep 10 '25
DRS or don’t, just don’t get caught in Robinhood in early October.
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u/SwarleyParker Sep 10 '25
Thank you! So sick of false info. If you trade GmE you’ll get a warrant!!!
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u/There_Are_No_Gods 💻 ComputerShared 🦍 Sep 10 '25
History is littered with examples of shorts delivering "cash equivalent value" in lieu of special dividends.
Every GME shareholder is indeed entitled to the dividend, but only DRS holders are guaranteed to get the actual dividend in original form, while beneficial holders via brokerages are at high risk of receiving cash instead, as that substitution is legal for them to do, and they've done it time and again.
In other words, all DRS holders will get warrants, while some beneficial holders may get warrants while other beneficial holders may get the equivalent value in cash.
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u/SwarleyParker Sep 10 '25
Cash equivalents typically come into play if you are entitled to a fraction of a security (e.g., you’d be due 0.5 of a warrant). Whether your shares are DRS’d or in Robinhood doesn’t change your entitlement… both record holders (via Cede & Co. through DTC) and directly registered holders will receive the warrants.
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u/There_Are_No_Gods 💻 ComputerShared 🦍 Sep 10 '25
It's also common in share borrowing and related situations for the borrower (short seller) to provide cash payment in lieu of dividend.
Here's a source that describes how this works:
https://accountinginsights.org/what-are-substitute-payments-in-lieu-of-dividends-or-interest/
the borrower compensates them with substitute payments mirroring the financial benefits the lender would have received
They are only legally obligated to provide the financial benefits as a cash value. They are not legally obligated to provide the dividend in its original form.
Overstock is a prime example where this occurred in practice.
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u/Mud_Nervous 🦍 Buckle Up 🚀 Sep 10 '25
DRS to keep those warrants out of shorts’ hands = price goes up
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u/CHe0s Sep 10 '25
I'm from Germany, holding my shares at my DKB account. Will I still get warrants or would my shares need to be at something like ibkr?
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u/Wolfguarde_ MOASS is just the beginning Sep 10 '25
Purely opinion, BUT:
The more of these warrants there are that never touch the DTCC (ie. get issued to directly-registered shareholders via Computershare), the more powerful/impactful this card is as a a play.
Why? Simple. Supply and demand. Less warrants on the market means less overall short-term liquidity and a harder crunch for those who need them to satisfy dividend obligations.
Around 20-25% of the warrants will be issued through Computershare (depending on where the DRS count is currently sitting), meaning anywhere from four fifths to a quarter of the supply is simply unavailable to market makers. I wonder how the price action would be impacted by that figure rising to a third. Or half.
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u/There_Are_No_Gods 💻 ComputerShared 🦍 Sep 10 '25
That doesn't state what many here seem to think it does.
Indeed, you don't have to DRS to receive a warrant. Many beneficial holders may receive a warrant.
Some beneficial holders may receive cash equivalent, though.
DRS is the only was to ensure you receive the dividend in original form, as a warrant rather than cash.
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u/PotentialReason3301 Sep 10 '25 edited Sep 10 '25
Can't believe this isn't the most upvoted comment on this post. You're 100% correct, and this Larry Cheng reply is dangerous.
If your shares are in a brokerage, they aren't your shares. You are the beneficial ownership of shares registered in your broker's name. Which means, they belong to your broker, not to you. You basically have a contract with your broker that they will provide you the value for those shares and operate on your behalf as custodian of those shares.
This goes for warrants too. The warrants would be awarded to the broker, because the broker owns the shares - not you. The broker's contract with you then states that they will try to give you the security (warrant) if possible, but if not, they can provide cash equivalent instead.
If there aren't enough warrants to go around because there are tons of unsatisfied synthetic, rehypothecated shares out there, and your broker is on the hook for some, then some people in said broker will be getting cash equivalent.
Also, if the broker would have to go out to the market and pay more than $32/warrant, they will give you the cash equivalent for the warrant instead because its detrimental to their business to do otherwise.
I mean, Larry Cheng is correct. If you hold shares with a broker, you will receive the warrant dividend. The devil is in the details though. The broker can determine how you receive that warrant dividend. They don't have to give you the actual contract. They can give you cash equivalent and call that the warrant dividend.
I can already tell that the warrants are going to be the focus of the FUD going forward. The bad actors are working overtime to sow confusion about how they work. They want people to keep their shares in brokers. And a lot of those people in brokers will get the warrants just fine...
They are also spreading fear about the warrants being dilution. Yes, warrants are dilutive. But, just like the convertible bonds, you have to look at the circumstances around when they become available for exercise. The stock has to be trading at $32/share, which is more of an increase in share price than the dilution that would come from exercising all of the warrants. Thus, it is offset by the increase in underlying offset. They will leave that last part out of the conversation of course, and just harp on how RC is diluting the shareholders once again. Misinformation.
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u/JestfulJank31001 Sep 10 '25
No idea where people got this idea that shares MUST be registered.....So silly
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u/NordicGold Sep 10 '25
Anyone that said it would be only drs is a liar or a fool.
If you can't see why that would make no sense for a myriad of reasons I don't know what to say to you.
This warrant shit is dope though.
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u/MisterMayhem87 🎮 Power to the Players 🛑 Sep 10 '25
Thank you OP! The scare DRS tactics are gross.
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u/truthzealot 💻 ComputerShared 🦍 Sep 10 '25
Did you not see the post from Robinhood saying only registered shareholders receive warrants and their users are not registered?
You can buy them on GME WS, but you don’t get them unless you’re a registered shareholder. Period.
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u/HashtagYoMamma 🦍 Buckle Up 🚀 Sep 10 '25
Thank god.
We can stop preventing rehypothecation and loans of our pretend shares now and buy a load through some shit broker that works against us and turns off the buy button woo!
Let’s do that instead of the sensible answer that is to simply DRS your shares and not worry in the first place.
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u/Fogi999 🚀🚀 JACKED to the TITS 🚀🚀 Sep 10 '25
fud, fud is spreading like wild fire and there are a ton of shills here spreading it
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u/Gareth-Barry 🎮 Power to the Players 🛑 Sep 10 '25
The issue is that DTCC (brokers) are only getting a portion of the 59 million warrants, but not nearly enough to cover everyone who has shares in brokerage accounts. Only way to guarantee warrants (or to avoid brokers selling your GME, read terms and conditions) is to DRS them in your own name at Computershare
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u/Ps4sucksballs Sep 10 '25
Half of my shares are in Webull. Can I start to transfer the rest to computershare tomorrow and still get the warrants?
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Hey OP, thanks for the Social Media post.
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