Western Copper and Gold Corp T.WRN

Meaningless

[jclarke042]

See? 28k shares on close is nothing. Not sure why we keep wondering about these 5 figure last minute trades.

Last buyout I was part of was Mason Resources, development stage company in USA, Paul's mentioned them before re sector M&A.

Day that buyout was announced, it traded 3x normal daily volume on TSX, and 30 times normal volume on AMEX all in the last 3 minutes. For Western, that'd equate to up to 4.5 million shares in the closing minutes.

Show me that volume at close, and then I'll think we're about to announce something meaningful.

[AZlivin]

I've never had stock in a company that was bought out, so this is good information...thanks jclark. Curious to know if anyone else on this board has been part of a buyout and if they saw the same kind of volume at the end of the day prior to the announcement similar to jclark's example above.

[blueboron99]

I have won the lottery 2 times in the last 15 years- Rider Resources- O&G play in Alberta bought out by Nuvista Energy Jan 7/08. There was heavy trading on the buyout announcement day, so I suspected leaked information based on the stock performance that day of Jan 7th.   https://www.thestar.com/business/2008/01/07/nuvista_strikes_deal_to_acquire_rider_resources.html Kaminak Gold

[EvenSteven27]

I was a lucky investor in the western silver/penasquito buy out by glamis. volume and share prices spiked. my shares went from .98/share to $28/share in one year. granted, maybe i was lucky.