Makes sense, wonder if they can support more than US stocks in the future
Not a service I've used for a long time but it makes a lot of sense. Nobody has the time to use their proxy votes. Might as well make some money from selling them
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Shareholder Vote Exchange is the first marketplace for shareholder voting rights. Passive investors can monetize their unused votes on SVE to generate passive income.
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Not a service I've used for a long time but it makes a lot of sense. Nobody has the time to use their proxy votes. Might as well make some money from selling them
Tried out this platform to sell my shareholder votes and it's super easy. Love the auto-verify feature – just linked my gmail and all my votes were verified and sold for me - looking forward to getting some extra passive income!

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