Trading again, 700 shares in America. http://www.delekenergy.co.il/?CategoryID=181 has them at 200.20 open and close with low of 197 and high of 201.80 (I think they were at 210 when I started the board).
Volume of 5,596,070 shares. Volume in NIS 11,203,092. Today's WSJ has the shekel at $0.2907 or NIS 3.4396 (Friday's close, -2.7%).
200.20 * 5...mil = $1,120,333,214 shekels (old) / 100 = close to their NIS volume.
So does that mean the American shares are a tenth of the Israeli shares? Or for every 100 shares you are buying 10 in Israel? That doesn't make sense, since the other formula seems to equate the price.
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