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Ainsworth Lumber Co Ltd > it would seem BMO thinks
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Comment by thedave2006on Nov 29, 2012 2:13pm
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RE: RE: RE: it would seem BMO thinks

RE: RE: RE: it would seem BMO thinks

thanks for the clarification.  so confusing when reading bmo replies against the ans nrs.....looks like your broker is right, i'm less confused and bmo by saying what they said to me are confused and may well give the wrong advice to their clients if they asked them the same questions i did.

 

cheers,

dave.

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