It says You must have book-entry shares available in order to sell shares. What does this mean?
No, I've had this stock for years but have never done anything with it. It was transferred to me from my grandpa.
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I want to sell my GE stock but I keep getting an error message when I click on sell stock?
July 23rd, 2008 · 4 Comments
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1 Focus // Jul 23, 2008
Probably it means that you have purchased this stock very recently and the settlement for the delivery of the stocks has not happened. Unless the stocks are delivered in your demat a/c after the settlement, you cannot sell the stocks.,
2 bjr149 // Jul 23, 2008
Why are you selling it? So you can waste your money on something? I doubt your Grandpa saved all of those shares so you would sell them. You will regret it!
3 Grumple // Jul 23, 2008
I'm looking to buy GE its a good buy and hold and its near a two year low.
4 Guy Incognito // Jul 23, 2008
Yeah I am buying here, its a great company with a great dividend right now, I will take your shares.
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