So I'm French, using a French broker, and would like to buy some MTY Foods (MTY.TO). But my broker doesn't list the shares on the TSE, can't buy it there.
But, the stock is listed on the American OTC market, and on the german market.
1) What's the difference between the symbols? For the same ISIN code there are two American ones and two german ones (see screenshot: http://ift.tt/2uvmUD2). Why?
2) What about currency fluctuations? Does it end up being the same as buying directly on the TSE (aka is it automatically adjusted) or not? For example, let's imagine EURCAD rises by 10% but I bought the shares on the German exchange in Euros, would my shares' value still drop by 10%, like it would if I had purchased directly on the TSE? (I imagine this is the case since it wouldn't make sense otherwise, but who knows)
3) Same question as 2) but for dividends. Do I get dividends when buying on the American or German exchange?
Thanks. Sorry those are probably noob questions but I have little experience with smallcaps. Those different listings are quite confusing.
Submitted July 01, 2017 at 11:34AM by Dotald_Trump http://ift.tt/2txLBle
