Only partially true. In Australia we have a highly regulated market and a long term trading halt (during which the shorter is liable for ongoing charges is most unlikely). If the stock is reinstated and the share price rockets, then the shorter is at risk. Alternatively if the stock is reinstated and the price falls then the shorter is in the money. You may need to evaluate which is the more likely scenario
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