So, if I've got this right, your best guess is that AAR management are not involved, but brokers have been acting for themselves or clients and accumulating whilst keeping the price down for a lengthy period of time.
I stand corrected, but wouldn't brokers trying to get set in AAR over the past year or so have to have been breaking most of their rules for investing in speculative companies? Especially when we add into the mix the fact that for some time now 'our' company has been one of the most 'keep things close to your chest' outfits currently trading on the ASX.
Still, if they're playing with someone else's money, perhaps they have indeed been similarly as gutsy as we have all been with our own shekels.
In the not too distant future, let's hope that ALL of us get something substantial for our long term faith in AAR.
Regards RM
AAR Price at posting:
43.0¢ Sentiment: Hold Disclosure: Held
