Ann: Change in substantial holding, page-6

I think that I am on the money as the Singaporians have now said they are voting no. What next? They have to get a pay off some how. They will get 0.029 of their money back but this is risk money which ussually requires a considerable return to cover the risk. I believe they will want at least $0.006 or more to cover the risk. I wouldn't be suprised if BYPAR ups the offer later if the upcoming vote is defeated. All this is legal and ethical if the Singaporians honestly believe the $0.029 offer is too low given the rise in the price of gold.