re: aim/ fidelity buying more Last time Fidelity were on board it was all smoke & mirrors & "they" supposedly sold at a loss when the "client" wanted out so why wouldn't that again be the case. Crossings between seemingly unrelated entities can appear to be an accumulation but that's not an insinuation on my part!
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