SHANGHAI, Jan 19 (Reuters) - London copper hit a four-month high...

SHANGHAI, Jan 19 (Reuters) - London copper hit a four-month high on Thursday after news that the International Monetary Fund was seeking to raise funds to tackle the euro zone debt crisis tempered worries over European funding troubles and boosted risk appetite.

LME copper hit $8,322 a tonne, its highest since mid-September before trading at $8,309 by 0102 GMT, up from a close of $8,235 a tonne on Wednesday.


This is why AVB will not have to dilute in the way that many young companies do. In addition, if u do your research you will find that AVB have stated they have an aim of not diluting ownership significantly and will be using their resourses to avoid a cap raising. Hence, the whole debate is a bit thin...