Wal71..
Your thinking is spot on.
GGGO for leverage and good gains (or conversion to heads) prior to expiry in 2011,
and GGG to be in a sudden cap raising.
The vast majority of my holding is (was) GGGO but yesterday I was more or less forced to buy GGG at 41-43 solely because there weren't any decent quantities of GGGO) for sale.
The reluctance of GGGO holders to sell out in quantity reinforced my trust in my own actions.
