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ML> JP> No, but it's the basic system all US corporations use with their
ML> JP> shareholders. Which, come to think of it, may not be the best
ML> JP> recomendation in the world . . .
ML>
ML> NP> I know they allow proxy, as in fact probably does the NRA
ML> NP> bylaws, but  don't think many work exclusively or predominantly
ML> NP> by proxy.
ML>   Actually most large corporations do. The majority of the shares
ML>outstanding must be represented at the annual meeting. As most
ML>shareholders  do not make it, they give their proxy to those that are
ML>attending, usually  company management.
I do understand what you're saying, but I think there's a cutoff botom
limit or such that works in this as well.  For trying to track down
where each share traded on the exchange is impossible.
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