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Tuesday, 03/29/2011 8:43:11 PM

Tuesday, March 29, 2011 8:43:11 PM

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US ordinary (ALLRF) and Canadian pricing (AAA)

Can someone explain two things to me?

1-Is the volume of the US ordinary (ALLRF) included in the Canadian (AAA) volume?

2-How is the price resolved? By that I mean that if the US Ordinary closed at $1.8165 and the Canadian at $1.76 (as it did today), how is this rectified?

Today's currency close was 1 US dollar = 0.9759 Canadian dollars. So US$1.8165 = CAN$1.773.

Is it the broker handling the US trades that is taking a little off the top? Or do the two really trade separatly?
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