The short answer is yes , the share prices stay closely aligned ...
... in theory , if a gap opens between the prices on the separate listings , investors will seek to exploit that difference , by trading one off against the other , and in doing so will themselves narrow the price gap ...
A market term for this is " arbitrage " ....
The short answer is yes , the share prices stay closely aligned...
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