IMO, those that have shorted AJM are in control (for now). The...

IMO, those that have shorted AJM are in control (for now). The trajectory on shorting tells the story. I regard this as active shorting versus static shorting ie tactical churning of ‘short’ contracts for monetary gain. Have a look at the graph on www.shortman.com.au

IMO, the fundamentals on AJM are strong and strengthening with every milestone reached. Therefore our investment is becoming further de-risked. So, as a long term investor, the thesis is very much in tact and unless you doubt the future of EV’s, we simply need to be patient. I, for one, ignore the noise on HC. AJM sits proudly in my portfolio despite underperforming my other holdings.

Added to my holding again today. Now in to the bottom drawer (6 to 18 months).

Rokewa