RE:RE:RE:answer for KevmaxYes what you say is true. It is possible for there to be, I think it's called arbitrage , a difference develop between RoxG share price and Fortuna share price x .283. By my calculations , at the end of trading today the arbitrage is $.0257 . As long as it looks like the deal will complete, I would think the difference would stay similiarly small.
Some folks are complaining that this isn't a good deal for RoxG, and I reserve judgement at this point. Fortuna doesn't seem like an exciting company by any means. That's not always bad. What is interesting to me is that up until a little over a month ago, RoxG was stuck under $1.6. It had moved a little higher when gold moved higher. But there didn't seem to be any reason why it would budge off $1.6 except with higher gold. The completion of the new mine is too far out, and of course there are all the risks inherent with building a new mine. But then as was noted on this forum a month or so ago , volume started to spike nearly everyday, and it seems obvious that the ,inside, news of this takeover was out there. So I think it can be argued that the $2.21 we are at today , and not $1.6 is because of this takeover, and that is a nice 37.5% increase. And if Fortuna regains the $10 share price it had basically yesterday, and in my opinion they are getting a real good deal here so there is no reason to think that wont happen, then RoxG goes to $2.83 which is a 77% increase over the $1.6 .
Now I think RoxG would have made it to $2.83 , with the same price of gold as now, once the new mine opened without any big problems, or more, but I am pretty happy to have that now and not in a year or more. Too much can happen in a year.