RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:will hover around $31 for a whileLansing76 wrote: Way to simplify your ignorant argument. If the deal was 100% approved then the receipts would move in lock step with the common shares. Any whiff of a potential issue such as with regulatory approval will likely lower the price of the receipts in relation to the common stock. Conversely, if the market becomes very bullish on the acquisition and there is a problem the common shares may underperform. So there will be lots of short term traders in both securities the next 18 months taking advantage of news and trading back and forth and between them.
Well, that is about the most stupid thing I have read in a while. No need to comment further.