re: aim ....yeah maybe Aussie domiciled holders getting out on AIM explains the vol but why wouldn't they have done that prior to delisting? The ASX/AIM arb would have been a reason for London brokers to keep it at a premium that end...but whether its that or ramping there will be a surplus of Pommie punters starting to tire of the hype with some holding losses whilst others if ahead would be wondering whether its now time to move on to greener pastures. AIM closed down again at 25.00p X 2.3608 = 59.02c vol last 2 days not big.
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