The problem with that theory is that it might discourage new customers and creates a risk they might be undercut by another A1-free competitor at a lower price. There is nothing wrong with having a quality product at the right price and their margins are already good.
My thoughts on the price swings as follows. If you were an international fund manager looking to accumulate stock wouldn't you want to loan out as much as possible (every share you bought) to shorters to collect fees AND benefit from downward pressure on the share price while you were accumulating?
Say you had 4M shares and wanted to accumulate another 1M. Why wouldn't you loan out the 4M to shorters if you could?
Then when you've accumulated, I'll have those loaned shares back thanks and "bang" there's a mad scramble for shares.
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