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Yeah - I've decided to to buy my options. Considering how many thousands I've lost on SDRY I might as well take a £33 punt on some options with a chance of clawing some of it back one day.

I was initially tempted to take up the offer but from that circular they state they are withdrawing from the matched bargain facility with JP Jenkins on 10 November 2025, so I'm not sure how one would ever sell the shares?

Full details in their circular: https://corporate.superdry.com/media/1mxpporo/superdry-shareholder-circular-final-v2.pdf

Wasn't my intention to create panic. I'm wanting to hold on to them so was just asking how I do that and still trade based on what my broker was saying. I've contacted my broker to see what options they offer.

Definitively not panicking and not trying to inject panic.

So mine are in an ISA! Does that mean I won't be able to trade it or just that it'll move out of my ISA account?

Thansk @SuhailM3471 - I've been following this thread and have topped up along the way, so was keen to hang in there. Just concerned to hear that my broker is not supporting trades so early - I thought they would continue up to the end of the week. But I've not been in this position before, so all new to me.

I'll look into Jenkins - thanks.

"This is expected to become effective on 24th February 2020 at 7.00 am." according to my broker. However, I just had a notice from them saying that the last day that they will be supporting trading is tomorrow, 19th February!

I was hoping to hang it out for a few more days but not really sure what happens now! Can anyone shed any light on how I would trade if my broker is not supporting the stock but I still own the stock?

It is actually there: https://www.google.co.uk/finance?cid=863223022953216 Just not showing up when searching in the finance search (I guess searching isn't Google's strong point!)

"conditional" - yes, that started Friday 8th Nov. I'm wondering if you meant unconditional trading? If so, then I think it was expected to start yesterday, according to the IPO bumph that I had.