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The video discusses the delisting of DD's shares from the New York Stock Exchange following a shareholder meeting where 96% voted in favor. The company plans to file with the SEC and is expected to list in Hong Kong after addressing regulatory reviews with Chinese authorities. However, uncertainties remain regarding potential penalties from Beijing and the timeline for the review process. Once delisted, DD's shares may trade over-the-counter in the US, facing volatility and risks associated with penny stocks.

What percentage of stakeholders voted in favor of DD's delisting from the New York Stock Exchange?

• 100%

• 80%

• 90%

• 96%

Why is DD delisting from the New York Stock Exchange?

• To comply with a cybersecurity review by Chinese regulators

• To merge with another company

• To avoid US taxes

• To increase its stock price

What is one potential future move for DD after delisting from the NYSE?

• Listing its shares on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange

• Listing its shares on the London Stock Exchange

• Merging with a US company

• Filing for bankruptcy

What is a possible consequence for DD's shares once they are delisted?

• They will be traded on the NASDAQ

• They will be traded over the counter in the US

• They will be automatically converted to bonds

• They will be delisted from all global exchanges

What is a risk associated with DD's shares being traded over the counter?

• Increased regulatory oversight

• Higher trading fees

• Guaranteed higher returns

• Increased volatility and lower pricing