Hello everyone!



Im a bit of a disaster when it comes to understanding the stock exchange


If you had to advise a client whether or not to sell his/her shares in a company for a cash offer.



1. the identity of the bidder,

2. whether the bidder was a private company or a plc,

3. the number of shares owned,

4. the share type,

5. my clients relationship with the bidder,



affect the answer?



In particular what would the affect of this bid have on the share price assuming it is a quoted company? would the shares soar?



Can a lawyer give this sort of advice with FSA approval?

and are there any legal or other issues?

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Hello everyone!



Im a bit of a disaster when it comes to understanding the stock exchange


If you had to advise a client whether or not to sell his/her shares in a company for a cash offer, how would the following affect this:



1. the identity of the bidder,

2. whether the bidder was a private company or a plc,

3. the number of shares owned,

4. the share type,

5. my clients relationship with the bidder,




In particular what would the affect of this bid have on the share price assuming it is a quoted company? would the shares soar?



Can a lawyer give this sort of advice with FSA approval?

and are there any legal or other issues?
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If the company is private all these things could be relevant to some extent. If the company is listed the situation is rather unlikely to arise.

Call a stock broker and bring him in the certificate, if you have one. If the shares are held in an accumulation account, bring in the latest statement you received from the company plan and the broker knows how to proceed from there.

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IMO,it will somehow affect in any instances!