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Ainsworth Lumber Co Ltd > it would seem BMO thinks
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Comment by mohasaon Nov 29, 2012 2:38pm
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RE: RE: RE: RE: it would seem BMO thinks

RE: RE: RE: RE: it would seem BMO thinks

I was surprised by the answer that BMO's gave.  So just out of curiosity, I phoned Disnat, my discount broker.  They told me that I was entitled to the rights even though I asked about due bills trading. 

Conclusion: Both BMO and Disnat are wrong.  Like you said, what was the purpose of the due bills trading until the rights start to trade on Dec 3?

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