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From: | "Grant Keymer" <grant@jenlogix.co.nz> |
Date: | Tue, 5 Dec 2000 11:54:18 +1300 |
Gerry,
You make some extremely valid points.
Maybe you're right -- FFS share price will plunge
post-rights.
It certainly happened with Air NZ, although you have to
agree the lowest point was only 6.7% (AIRVA at 140c) below the rights issue
price of 150c. Some of that difference has been recovered already (AIRVA =
143c today).
And chances are that a recovery to 150c won't be too
far away.
But there is one fundamental difference between FFS
Rights Issue and AIR NZ:
==> All the bad news was on the table prior to the
rights issue commencing.
OK, CITIC have done their best to stuff things up
during the rights trading period, but who knows, they may have been doing some
of the buying...
I don't see what yet-to-be-disclosed factors there are
which could make FFS price fall further.
A rights issue nearly always depresses the price of a
share, and once we are clear of the impact of that (say Jan/Feb), there should
be good scope for recovery.
We'll see who is right on Monday I
guess...
Cheers
Grant
Keymer
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