Ann: Change in substantial holding, page-28

Those that have sell orders due to fear of shares being lent out, should consider taking it off if you want the sp to rise. All you are doing is helping short sellers. Retailers looking to invest will not buy into a company where sellers are more than three times buyers. The amount of times posters have spoken buyers vs sellers volume is proof. Shorts open is now 18.5%, the amount of shares you have is irrelevant. The sellers volume is what short sellers use to manipulate, you are helping them to create the illusionof retailers wanting out. Instead put in buy orders without triggering if you don't have cash to buy. The bots use total volume as well as false sellers to sell. Your shares cannot be lent out due to the fact they can be use at any moment. Its institutions vs institutions now, retailers can take advantage of cheap shares knowing short sellers are on borrowed time. Stay solvent while the likes of Ausbil deal with share borrowers. Ubs have changed camp also, others will beging changing as more EV infrastructures are rolled out. Short sellers have nowhere to go but don't put your fingers near the cage, they still bite and scratch.