Ann: Initial Director's Interest Notice, page-8

GTEDA was a temporary code issued by the ASX to allow the consolidated GTE shares to be traded on a deferred-settlement basis until the consolidation was complete and GTE could go back to trading normally. By the time you posted the question the trading period for GTEDA was over.

This was all in the announcements.

Could I suggest that if you're not able to read and understand the announcements, and don't notice your holdings are changed until days later, but still investing in micro-cap mineral explorers, then you risk losing a lot of money and missing a lot of opportunities.

Perhaps you could consider some ways to protect your hard-earned:

1. Seek professional advice on lower risk investments where there is a knowledgeable manager looking after the funds, while you learn what you're doing.
2. Use some of the excellent free resources on the ASX for learning about trading and investing on the stock market. That will help you interpret the share-related announcements.
3. When you're ready, invest in companies where you understand the business. If you're keen to plough money into mineral exploration you could do worse than Andrew Jackson's "Ore Deposits 101" available for free on both Vimeo and Youtube. That will help you interpret the exploration-related announcements.