The object of the exercise is to swap one for the other and then swap back at a better relative value eg.
You sell EDE and buy 1.5 TAS shares for each EDE sold. When the relative value changes and you only need to sell 1.25 TAS shares to buy each EDE then you go back to EDE with more shares than you had at the start of the trades. Rinse and repeat on a regular basis as opportunity knocks and over time you accumulate a lot of "freebies". The relative value changes on a regular basis.
TAS/EDE relative values, page-795
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