Post by
robnhood on Mar 07, 2019 6:16pm
I wonder what
kind of reverse split they have in mind?
anything I can think of borders on silly.
Comment by
robnhood on Mar 07, 2019 6:39pm
I woder why there does not appear to be any arbitrage going on at all. Does no one think this deal will actually go through?
Comment by
Teetotal on Mar 07, 2019 7:17pm
Because nobody except the boy wonders who cooked this up thinks its edible. It's a dish most foul. The acquired falls about in a haze after being coshed and the acquirer doesn't quite believe it either.
Comment by
whiteirish on Mar 07, 2019 11:06pm
Hey teetotal : Are you also that merlin guy ? You have the same constipated prose style. GLTA
Comment by
robnhood on Mar 08, 2019 7:05am
I see that you can't answer my questions shakespeare.
Comment by
Bailey3 on Mar 08, 2019 8:03am
It's a reverse arbitrage, lol. The deal is only worth probably 20 cents to shareholders of Coregold, instead of .45. The market is certainly pricing the deal at low 20's anyway.
Comment by
robnhood on Mar 08, 2019 8:09am
Yeah, If you own one million TTM why not sell it and buy CGLD with the proceeds Seems that woiuld be almost guaranteed money in your pocket. Plus it might push CGLD shasres back up.
Comment by
robnhood on Mar 08, 2019 8:19am
TTM is still trading in the .024 to .026 range on the ASX. 20 for 1 gives around .40 cents per share equvalent. Certainbly no shortage of TTM shares in the world. Our market is putting a low valuation on it because the deal stinks from our perspective but the actual price difference is juicy if you are a TTM shareholder.