Member Info for Littlepost

Hi El1. I agree but the shares are not heading to the asx they are being bought by aussies/aussi instos. There is no difference between asx and aim shares, it's one pool.

Same Shares, Different Exchanges:

Cross-listing involves the same shares of the same company being listed on multiple exchanges.

Interchangeability:

Shares traded on one exchange are considered fungible with those traded on the other exchanges, meaning they are essentially the same and can be traded back and forth.

The shares don't need to move to asx to increase volume? All shares are available to both markets? They may move to aussie ownership but still shouldn't make a difference. The volume is probably down more due to asx paying fair value and then UK taking it back down every day! Asx price seems to drop at the end of each trading day in preparation for UK.

Hi got,

Yes you're right, you cannot trade ggp on barclays at the moment.

Hi Taverham,

Yes, I'd be very happy too!!! 😀👍👍👍

I'm in france at mo, but just phoned barclays. Waste of time. They said they had no timescale for the issue to be resolved

I lodged a formal complaint. They said the complaints department would call me back within 4 days! 4 days! I said that was unacceptable and asked that the 4 day timescale was also included in my complaint.

Will update when I receive any news. Smart investor! That's a laugh!!!

Gemrusty,

Any chance of a share buy back? Be great to have a rolls Royce spectacular ! That's a stupid question followed by a positive. Just to off set the negative.

As the song goes.....sitting on the top of the bin..just one more fud comment and you'll be in...yeah sitting on the top of the bin wasting tiiiiiiiiiiime

Paul 1928, or another perspective is:-

Consolidations can also be a positive sign, indicating a company is trying to maintain its listing on an exchange by meeting minimum price requirements. They can also improve trading liquidity by making the stock price less volatile.

Hi jesterscript,

It has been discussed and this was the answer.

Fungibility:

Cross-listed shares are generally considered fungible, meaning they are interchangeable between exchanges.

Hope this helps?

LP

SM, not sure if this answers your original question, or if I understood it correctly but..

Fungibility:

Cross-listed shares are generally considered fungible, meaning they are interchangeable between the different exchanges.

My interpretation of that is that there will be one pool of shares between both exchanges.

Hope I've got this right? Any comments/corrections appreciated.

And what about the unfortunates over here who have been buying on the open market at 17plus?? Why should the ausies get preferential treatment??? Would they have bought if there was a 10/20% spread? I don't think so!

I was expecting them to sell at a premium, not yet another discount ffs!!

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Mind if I'd taken nearly 2 hours to respond I might have checked listing type also. Didn't seem the main question at the time thoug🤦🤦🤦🤦🤦🤦

Yes, cross listing sorry.

Hi Bdbdz5.

It's a duel listing so your shares will remain on Aim. Your shares will just reduce in number at 20-1 (20 shares will be 1 share) and the sp will increase to reflect that, hopefully by x20 if not greater. The sp, although separate, will align as there are mechanisms in place to ensure this.

As martc says no worries.

Hope I have this correct, any comments/ corrections welcome.

Been in ggp since 2018. But never read such a funny quote as stated today by a certain protagonist.

Mark my words!, it's not difficult to spot if you want a laugh. 😁😅.

Conceited much????

Two noughts and maybe a 7 miss moneypenny 😃

Ianbeej is correct, do some research and you'll learn why.

902081789234671u3y642 or whatever! You've answered your own question in your first paragraph. I'd bin you but need a laugh 😃