Comment by
bart_dc on May 24, 2012 10:12am
I agree that it is hard to wait for a swap or buy-out or even higher prices but I disagree with your statement that HRG sucked the last year. Ok the last 2 weeks have been horrible but the 52 weeks before that were flat while almost every stock was down in those 52 weeks even more so if you only look at precious metals stocks. B
Comment by
Gamel on May 24, 2012 3:36pm
tryte, when you are really convinced that NORD is the better option than HRG...why don't you move your money there? i cannot follow you, sorry! have you seen the Q1 financial reports,...NORD has problems, but this has nothing to do with HRG!!! HRG is the best asset!
Comment by
December3 on May 25, 2012 12:52pm
ah..................... if Nord is not traded in Toronto, and IS expensive to trade.... then why would anyone want Nord shares at any ratio - and not CASH? . I'm just sayin'
Comment by
tryte on May 25, 2012 3:55pm
Well said. I think it's important to find a way to get the process expedited. Trying to keep the lines of communications open is important, whether or not the information is accurate. You never know if they eventually let info slip. If they keep "borrowing" our cash I do agree that we should attempt some form if legal action, even if it's a warning letter from a lawyer.
Comment by
Novaman67 on May 27, 2012 10:53am
December3, as I have stated before about trading shares on LSE from here can cost up to $1,000 according to my broker at CIBC. That is why I am out.......Nova
Comment by
Novaman67 on May 27, 2012 11:30am
My usual trade costs $6.95.......Nova
Comment by
December3 on May 27, 2012 11:51am
Yousa and Ouch! Now I see why one would not want LSE shares. That is a pretty high fare to ride. . Anyway one could roll those shares into a comparable account with another broker, if indeed Mordy sticks us with Nord shares? Hope there is some other alternative for you. er, unless we can squeeze out a cash deal?
Comment by
Novaman67 on May 27, 2012 12:11pm
December3, that is the rate for anyone on this side of the pond,,,,does not matter who you are with unless you live in the Eurozone,,,,,,Nova
Comment by
Novaman67 on May 27, 2012 12:18pm
December3, That is what the phone support told me when I called and told him how many shares I had and the expected numbers on the share swap at the minimum, as it will be more because then you have to transfer the money home......Nova
Comment by
December3 on May 27, 2012 2:43pm
Well, goodness... if one holds several millions of dollars worth of shares then I could see where the 1K cost would come from. The key will be what is the transaction cost as a percentage of the position? . Looks like you'll have the opportunity to increase your cost basis and as such lower taxes? ;) .
Comment by
December3 on May 27, 2012 2:51pm
Hmm, I dunno..... looks like IB has a flate rate of 6.00 GBP for trades up to 50K GBP, and an additional 0.05% for everything over 50K GBP with a maximum of 29.00 GBP per order. Switching between Loonies/Clownbucks should be a straightforward FX trade.
Comment by
Novaman67 on May 27, 2012 4:51pm
December3, I only had 57.000 shares @ 0.56 ACB..........the stock was @ 1.25/share at the time. That was the quote from CIBC on a 4:1 swap for Nord Gold, but the money still had to come over here to my account and that didn't sound easy to me according to the guy on the phone. Regards.......Nova
Comment by
bart_dc on May 29, 2012 12:32pm
Nova, I'm sorry man but you just don't have a good online broker. If a share swap gets proposed, you just have to transfer your shares to another broker whereby the receiving broker probably will pay for the transfer (is a much used marketing tool in Europe to get people to change brokers). Other holders probably won't have that cost if they check with their broker. B
Comment by
Novaman67 on May 29, 2012 6:07pm
Hi MM, I would think you are correct in your assumptions. Stock prices always take off after I sell them........lol Take care Bud, see you in August.......Nova