Is Pitt really serious when he thinks that Primary Markets offers a viable alternative for share holders to trade in the stock !
The fee structure is so large that the majority of share holders who are small retail holders by the way will be gouged if they ever wanted to trade via that platform.
Who amongst you think it is a good deal to pay either $350 in brokerage to purchase stock. Or $350 + GST or 6% which ever is the greater to sell stock ?
Secondly next to no one knows about that platform. The stock being on Primary Markets means for all intents & purposes it is invisible to 99.9% of the population.
Come February next year it will be 3 years since share holders have had the rug pulled from under them by management. With no change in the status quo likely anytime in the foreseeable future.
