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From: | "G Stolwyk" <stolwyk@wave.co.nz> |
Date: | Wed, 2 May 2001 13:28:30 +1200 |
Nigel,
By implementing the NZSE rules, an investor has to
declare its increasing stake when certain levels are
reached.
I presume that the very important 10% level is one
of them.
( The investor declared 10.18% )
He may stop or keep on buying.
Others are also increasing or decreasing their
stakes as trading proceeds; even if one investor withdraws, shares are still
being sold!
At a price of say 34 cents for the
FFS share, RBC is being bought @ 1.4* FFS
or 48 cents.
The RBC buyer also
gets some additional assets, worth 28 - 35 cents / share
free! References: My posts of March 24 and March 27,
2001; SWLEE's post of April 6, 2001.
Yes, there will be a continuing good demand
for RBC shares, but the real games in town just now are
the disposal of the Forest Partnership assets and any
possible sale of FFS; not necessarily in that
order!
Gerry
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