RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Huge Volume and Huge Action TodayHere is how I generally gage the Canadian stock prices:
I determine the USD:CAD exchange rate and then apply that rate to the current TSX bid/ask prices. The OTC market makers appear to have algorithims that track the TSX prices and the exchange rates in order to automatically adjust their bid ask spreads.
It might not be this way for every single stock, but for the most part the TSX leads the OTC. As far as WRN goes, it seems that it just broke out the second there was no ability to sell on the TSX, which leads me to believe that for dual-listed stocks such as SVM, AG, WRN, THM, etc. the TSX guides the market makers pricing same as the OTC. Only difference with the dual-listed shares is that since they trade on a large exchange stateside there are interplays of supply & demand that you won't necessarily find on the OTC side.
Just my two cents worth based upon my observations.