Three-year shorting graph.
I can't see any logical reason you'd want to keep shorting STX after it has already experienced a very large sell-off event. We are also producing strong revenues, so CR risk is limited.
The three main explanations for short-selling that I can think of are: a). bog-standard bot activity (with related-party transactions reported as short sales. 2). speculation/preparation for exiting the ASX 200, or 3). straight-up manipulation pending a takeover offer.
Might be a combination of all three.
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| Open | High | Low | Value | Volume |
| 19.5¢ | 20.0¢ | 19.0¢ | $1.339M | 6.792M |
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| 23 | 674181 | 19.5¢ |
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| 20.0¢ | 741329 | 6 |
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