Attention all horseshoes, but particularly Blue
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Originally Posted by
Xerof
J P Morgan is a constant seller. Plenty still to go as well
I have just read a comment on the ASX BTU thread posted by macduffy, who says that Morgans are buying back a short position, established by borrowing shares, and selling them as step one. Now they may be buying back as step two, and filing SSH notices which give the impression they are selling down. I.e. as they 'return' the repurchased shares to the original owner, their holding is reducing.
I would have to say that seems a more credible summary of what might be going on. It is common practise in both equity and bond markets for this activity to occupy the minds of proprietary traders within these trading houses across the globe
Apologies if I have put you crook
Denniston Plateau decision could take days
http://www.3news.co.nz/Denniston-Pla...8/Default.aspx
The idiot system.
Bathurst would probably run out of cash before the Environmental Court makes its decision.
I think I understand but would like some re-assurance
Could somebody kindly confirm that all this complicated going on with de-listings and listings etc just means that when all is said and done that:
1 BTU [Bathurst Resources Limited] share will be replaced by 1 BRL [Bathurst Resources (New Zealand) Limited]
no more, no less
Best Wishes & Thanks
Paper Tiger