No actually. Online brokers don't do all of that automatically because how are they supposed to know what price you paid for the shares when they've never been to market. You pay a private amount of dollarydoos to the company for a certain amount of shares at a price set by the company, the online broker does nothing except allow you to trade your shares once received from the share registry used by the company
OPY Price at posting:
$2.29 Sentiment: Hold Disclosure: Not Held
