RE: agreement?14 Jan 2019 11:59
Sorry Bobtree... I got distracted, and I was sure that Ed would offer up an explanation. In essence, it’s supply and demand. Shares are not actually transferred to Sweden, they are held in a treasury, and traded as SDR’s in Sweden. As shares transfer over, our market contracts, and so there are less shares to be bought and sold. Essentially, there are 200m shares in circulation on AIM out of 566m total shares issued. These are mostly held by king term investors, and there is a lack of fluidity in the market. That means when we receive positive news, the price is likely to ramp up very quickly. Of course, it works both ways. Typing on my phone, so it’s a very brief explanation... I’m sure Ed44 will expand...