I see my rights on my anz account. Perhaps because I have hold my share for a long time and did not sell or buy recently so its easier to calculate mine first?
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I see my rights on my anz account. Perhaps because I have hold my share for a long time and did not sell or buy recently so its easier to calculate mine first?
"PEBRC" is the code for the rights, if anyone hasn't discovered it yet.
Thanks again Citizen -
Yep looking at specificity as true negatives is at least partially right. cxBladder will report true negatives (when there is no cancer, and the test gets it correct) 85% of the time. The confusion arises as to what the test is reporting for the other 15% of results.
We tend to think its going to report false negatives (patient is sick but test misses it) But in fact the other 15% are false positives. (no cancer, but test reports there is)
If anyone wants clarification they can look at the math here.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Specificity_(statistics)
With specificity always remember the bold type first:
Given that the patient is well, tell us the probability that the test gets it right.
Anyways - interesting to know he doesn't think there was a place for it in my scenario. I wonder where the DHBs see it fitting in.
Cheers
They are listed on the NZX site with an opening price of $0.591
https://www.nzx.com/markets/NZSX/securities/PEBRC
Hmm not showing in ASB at all, wierd. ahh well
^cheers - didn't realise you had to put the market in as well, was just putting PEBRC and hitting go :D
with asb securities just type in PEBRC then you have to change the little box next to it to NZX aswell and search and your allocation will be there as it allowed me to place an or for 2/15th of my share even though its not in my automated portfolio.
On another note depth for head shares look good. Opening way back up to 1.25 at the rate meaning no initial dilution