.....Troy Resources, showing the arb between the Australian listing (TRY.ax) and the Canadian listing (TRY.to), six month time period.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEj31jDhSfXkz0ocyG2OrejVs48GAHEn8ZWTG1bKldymxr8kcg3kvlL2S8ISm-6dUI4Ug_Ka13XxTFg3rrok80EP7LpYnWYKMI1JuadplDjAeCBuszZmhceGUZWIaAlQs_YQF3Bh47KoXiwA/s400/trytotryax3m.png)
1) Australia is the price driver (significantly higher volumes traded, too)
2) Any arbitrage gap is always closed in any short-term period.
3) The gap at present is 12%.
Meanwhile and completely OT, via Felix Salmon watch a 2 minute video of Cur Allen Stanford's 2008 appearance on CNBC. It contains some serious bootlicking from the CNBC marionette and a classic line from Stanford himself:
"I think we're gonna see a lot of problems surfaced in the first quarter of 09"
He wasn't referring to himself, though.