NEU chart, page-1038

Just for a bit interest/learning I might do this for a week or so.
Although it’s completely relevant to NEU it’s relevant to all stock shorting and what happens when an announcement comes out.

Date: October 30. Percentage of shorts - 1.51% - closing price $
Date: October 31. Percentage of shorts - 1.59% - closing price $
Date: November 1. Percentage of shorts -  - closing price $
Date: November 2. Percentage of shorts -  - closing price $
Date: November 3. (Day of event) Percentage of shorts -  - closing price $12.25

Date: November 4. No trading
Date: November 5. No trading

Date: November 6. Percentage of shorts -  - closing price $12.78
Date: November 7. Percentage of shorts -  - closing price $
Date: November 8. Percentage of shorts -  - closing price $
Date: November 9. Percentage of shorts -  - closing price $
Date: November 10. Percentage of shorts -  - closing price $

Date: November 11. No trading
Date: November 12. No trading

Date: November 13. Percentage of shorts -  - closing price $
Date: November 14. Percentage of shorts -  - closing price $

And that should do it I think. 7 full days of trading after the event.



@slick Mate, when this is all said and done will you be able to give me the actual number of shares shorted per day?
I don’t even know where to find that figure.