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I heard that someone is buying shares double the price of shareholders at my firm, being so they are giving them money right away, and they sign some paperwork. Is it possible that the broker who I have given the sell order to sell the share by the price that is shortly active on the Stock Exchange has had me?
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According to the Law on Privatization and the Law on Securities, share trading occurs on the Stock Exchange. In this case, you can only offer your shares for sale through a broker - brokers authorized to trade securities on the Stock Exchange, this way you are not scammed by a broker, just routed to offer your shares for legal sale.

If someone actually buys shares directly from a shareholder, most often this is achieved through bought votes in a shareholder's assembly and is part of documentation, which the "buyer" offers at signing power of attorney for voting in shareholders assembly.

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