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The thing in their favour is they both have tiny share registers so the major players might simply keep the SP propped up ……However, if the price of IAU shares remains high you'd think the A1C shareholders would have to be tempted to cash in some of their chips when they get 1:3 exchange ….. I certainly would
The thing in their favour is they both have tiny share registers so the major players might simply keep the SP propped up ……
However, if the price of IAU shares remains high you'd think the A1C shareholders would have to be tempted to cash in some of their chips when they get 1:3 exchange ….. I certainly would
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