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Allied Nevada Gold Corp > How To Value The Recent Public Offering
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Comment by greyman1on Dec 14, 2014 4:14pm
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RE:RE:RE:How To Value The Recent Public Offering

RE:RE:RE:How To Value The Recent Public Offering
what r u talking about ??? u dont get the 1/2 share for free u pay for it ...your cost is $1.55 for 1 1/2 shares or $1.03 per share....and the stock's market cap got dilluted by 25% so buying in the open market at break even after all is said and done ????? is .75 canadian if thats what it got priced in
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