Ann: Ceasing to be a substantial holder, page-2

It appears JP borrowed just over 58m shares and have returned just over 57m. They started selling them at $2.46. They were net buyers down to $2.45 (FOMO maybe or trying to get retail buying?). Then selling restarted down to $2.41. Between $2.39 and $2.36 they were net sellers then buying between $2.36 and $2.34. They were net sellers at 2.33 and buyers down to 2.16.

So it appears JP has all but returned just over 1m shares. Currently they appear to be net buyers but still have some ammo up their sleeves. I'm guessing this is a sign they are seeing less value in shorting PLS.

GLTA

Small snippet - the data is too long for a post

		1.60		2.07		2.16		2.17		2.18		2.19		2.20
1	Detail	Sum - Quantity	Sum - Value	Sum - Quantity	Sum - Value	Sum - Quantity	Sum - Value	Sum - Quantity	Sum - Value	Sum - Quantity	Sum - Value	Sum - Quantity	Sum - Value	Sum - Quantity	Sum - Value
2	Adjustment
3	Borrow
4	Borrow Return
5	Buy					7,961	$ 17,195.76	1,191	$ 2,578.52	3,075	$ 6,713.93	374,837	$ 820,884.30	5,101,395	$ 11,223,082.57
6	Corp Action
7	In-kind transaction to receive the shares/par/units
8	Sell	-9,000	$ 14,383.80	-19,000	$ 39,328.10	-12,216	$ 26,363.48					-344,339	$ 754,252.41	-215,827	$ 474,809.44
9	Total Result	-9,000	$ 14,383.80	-19,000	$ 39,328.10	-4,255	$ 43,559.24	1,191	$ 2,578.52	3,075	$ 6,713.93	30,498	$ 1,575,136.71	4,885,568	$ 11,697,892.01