... every one of my 401K's, poof gone, those Wall Street boys, they mopped the floor with me. Lucky for what I have, that I'm not a guy standing out on the median, with a sign, "... can I have a dollar?" I have several degrees. Two, on this particular topic. Even, I don't understand the transaction, once an option's executed, what buttons a guy has to push, a day later, to get the thing rescinded: Investment Firm That Allegedly "Put Options" on 12 Million Trump Stocks Day Before Assassination Attempt Blames Filing Error — Rothschild, BlackRock, Vanguard, Meta, George Bush, and Cheney Family Among Top Investors | The Gateway Pundit | by Jim Hᴏft I don't get do-overs - Samuel, '04 Ruthiemobile - //////////////
I guess I’m fortunate that my 401k and other investments have done pretty well, even without any relevant degrees
It would depend a lot, wouldn't it, on whether the thing ever was executed in that number of shares, or whether the mistaken filing in question was just a report to the SEC saying it had been executed with the wrong number of shares. The statement from Austin Private Wealth makes it seem like the latter. In which case, all you do is refile the report to SEC showing the right number of shares in the trade. Doesn't seem like something that ought to be too hard to verify. If I google for things about Austin Private Wealth in the past week, other than the GatewayPundit link seen above, i don't get much, other than a bunch of social media chatter, and rt.com.
