Wild fluctuations in the total short positions being reported to ASIC over each of the last 10 days with daily fluctuations unable to be accounted for in trading volumes. Are the mug punters really supposed to believe shorts suddenly exploded to all time highs by over 10 million shares in the last two reporting days? Seems a bit of a stretch.
Waiting for the inevitable sign of the end of the 'repricing operation'.
Note how the big increase came just before the share price was flash crashed to the lows.
Almost 10% of the shares on issue sold short. Now that is some serious lending. What do the major shareholders have to say for themselves?
alone?
Misreporting of aggr shorts to ASIC continuing
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