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hey itamp;#39;s todd alton welcome back to wall street words todayamp;#39;s word is share certificate really or stock certificate if youamp;#39;ve ever bought a stock and you buy it from say e-trade they usually hold your certificates for you in electronic form or book form at the broker dealer now itamp;#39;s important to know something that people donamp;#39;t pay attention to actually when e-trade buys a stock for you they buy it for their own account and they put it in your sub account but you really never see that that share certificate is important in the early 20s and 30s when shared certificates were a problem and they were printing a lot of them eventually people wanted delivery of the certificate to make sure they had protection that they had something in forum paper form that they felt good about that they would have in their hands today itamp;#39;s largely not needed itamp;#39;s largely electronic these certificates share certificates are created by the company to sh
