Specific on LTR financing deal could run either way.
If a bank or larger company was confident to back the LTR funding required, funds to do so could be recovered by a share price increase via a short squeeze, after a successful funding round is announced.
Would that senario be considered "insider trading" if the institution that supplies funding brought up large prior , because they know that they are going to fund the deal themselves?
There's a lot of players in this space, including Hancock.
Does anyone have any suggestions on what the rules are here ?
LTR: Short squeeze coming for shorters - 2nd highest likelihood in all ASX, page-3428
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