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When you are a shareholder (an owner of stock), you can vote on issues that affect that company. And you are allowed to attend meetings of shareholders. Would you vote, and would you go to these meetings if you become a shareholder? Why or why not

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You can vote and attend these meetings. Shareholders have a right to vote on certain actions, elect members, and approve new securities or payment of dividends. In which shareholders can vote at the company’s annual meetings.
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