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Comment by longonMJon Mar 17, 2018 12:56pm
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RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Aurora Commences Integration

RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Aurora Commences Integration
MartialArts wrote:
Even the declared "Advisor" Lauren Hill was telling people "yes, you'll get $43" 


Well, from a techical point of view, you could say that they were correct.  Aurora did pay the full $43 for the number of prorated shares which they brought from you subject to their maximum cap of $140M dollars.  The remaining balance of the shares in your account were then converted into ACB shares at the full conversion multiple rate of 3.4X to determine the number of Aurora shares you would receive.

The numbers which they use of $5.9952 and a conversion rate of 2.9253X your Cannimed shares is nothing more than simply basing the calculation on all of the CMED shares in your account.  Both methods would produce the exact same results, just 2 different ways of looking at it.
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