so from someone who has a vague understanding of the shorts fashion......they borrow from someone (UBS)and have to give back the same number of shares in a prescribe time or price...to UBS?
+ a lending fee?
looks like a win win for UBS.
was UBS one of the biggies who forked out for the high cap raise price? and are just earning back the difference?
so unless they decide to flog em,where is the danger in holder for the upside..
the UK issue seems to be sorted,the ASIC itch is over and if they were in @ over $6 why would they get out at $3.
g.m.ph.
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