RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Just wondering....herewegobigboii wrote: It would probable depend more so if you’re day trading. If you’re holding long term it doesn’t matter. 1 share of WEED=1 share of CGC. It would represent the same ownership in the company. Again, most of the time interlisted securities trade very closely with each other. Take a look at banks, telecoms, and energy companies.
So basically your not going to see CGC trading at $50 USD and WEED trading at $39 CAD type of scenario? If that did ever happen could just call your broker and have them convert your WEED shares to CGC and sell at the higher SP? Or this scenario is unrealistic which is why they trade close in value? The reason I originally started this topic was because I didn’t understand the benefits of holding WEED shares if the Americans are going to flock to CGC shares and boost that SP? So WEED shares on the TSX will also reap the rewards of the CGC SP moving north I take it.