yes... you would assume that while the listed (PGF) and unlisted funds are not being sold (or PM Capital is being sold) the funds will not drift the high seas alone without anybody on the bridge.
in my ignorance, I would assume that the funds being managed would follow the fund managers. would be a bit like but a transport company without the trucks (rolling eyes).
still there are smarter minds than me. thank goodness that understand these things.
Joe - the company buying PM Capital (not PGF) already operate shorts. they have experience in that area and talent.
the biggestissue l could see with the fund (l think) is it's well under NTA (a problem PM also had).
Given they have experience, and the two entities could be complimentary similar past issues. do you have a different opinion going forward?
- Apart from a few sales volume seemed okay, was my thought. l am still positive
- Subjective personal opinion, only
PGF Price at posting:
$1.72 Sentiment: Hold Disclosure: Held
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