Haven't been here for a while, actually, a long while.
Anyway, from what I know and a lot of posters already stated, US funds don't usually buy into a penny stock due to their rules.
If the investor is indeed a famous US fund, then it is a good sign. They usually don't back a company unless they see value in it (well, obviously having to buy a share in a big discount like that is a huge value in itself, but if they don't think the SP can withhold the drop after they received the share, then it is pointless). A good US fund will also hold them for a while, believing that they can make money long term (except hedge fund. If it is a hedge fund, run for your life).
For example, if Buffett buys in a stock, you will see a ripple effect. Now, if that new US fund is indeed a good one, you will see that too.
Anyway, BOL to us all.
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| Open | High | Low | Value | Volume |
| $13.08 | $14.00 | $12.84 | $202.5K | 15.04K |
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| 1 | 88 | $13.20 |
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| $14.00 | 1109 | 2 |
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