If you like to buy several stocks at a time,
then ShareOwner might be the best choice.
Not exact matches
McRitchie writes, «He
then goes on to outline a program of reform that would essentially gut the proxy proposal rules affirmed by recommending the following requirements for
shareowner proposals: • Instead of $ 2,000 of shares, Commissioner Gallagher recommends a minimum of $ 2 million a percent to be determined.
Until
then, If you've used
ShareOwner, please let us know your thoughts in the comment section.
A great way to use
ShareOwner is to take 20 companies you like that they offer each January and do a bulk purchase of 5 grand split (or whatever you've put away) between those 20...
then repeat next year.
Another Con not mentioned is that with
ShareOwner, if you want to receive their «cheap» $ 9.95 commission
then you had to put in your order and wait until the next time they purchased that particular stock.
In 1987, John T. Bart,
then a Professor of Finance at the University of Windsor, founded the
ShareOwner organization («
ShareOwner»).