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Shares in a solid holding pattern. Would be nice to see the £15’s again though!
That’s to do with the Indian economy. Not NMC. Just read the whole article. Q
What does that mean? Q
Under 0.60% of total shares are being traded on average daily now. Thats under a million shares per trading day. Which is extremely low volume. It also means it’s even more difficult to buy shares back up for shorts. So they’re doing quite well considering the low volumes being traded this week. Q
Well to be fair on the shorts. They're in profit. And a hell of a lot of it. So they can take their time and regardless if the price goes to £20. Will still be in profit. For us holders. Just seeing weekly reductions in short positions is a good sign and puts less pressure on the SP.
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Hmm... another way to see it is that there’s just less likely to be a short squeeze now
January 2020
2.74% = 5,718,485 shares to buy back.
August 2019
6.05% short = 12,626,583 shares
Reduction massive positive each week =)
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Thanks Q :)
Given low volume of trading over past few days any short closing this week will likely be in small increments of any. But anything is better than nothing
Psquared,reduced to 0.85% on 24/1
Nope. First week of march we’ll have our annual results for 2019.
It’ll be before this. So sometime in February for sure.
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What date is the Feech report due friday 6th March ?
I’ve just done the maths for the shorts.
January 2020
2.81% = 5,864,578 shares to buy back.
August 2019
6.05% short = 12,626,583 shares
Huge difference in 5 months. So if the trend continues then they’ll reduce slowly but surely. They can’t buy back nearly 6 million shares in one go. Thats not possible!
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Now that you have a billionaire bff, I’ll take your word on that!
The bots are actually what’s keeping this range between £13-£14. I actually don’t think the shorts have any more strength. They know as each day closes out they're risking their profits. It’s only a matter of time. Been here long enough to now see the big swings up and down are finished for now. Q
2 hours from 14 to 13.36, an hour later back to 13.68. Must get some of these bots out of the picture. It’s a bit ridiculous, a week of yo-yo-ing
Plenty of time for the Freeh Group to really go through everything with a fine tooth comb! As each trading session closes it only beings us closer. So happy days that there isn’t any wild swings anymore. Just a slight move up or down at £13.50. Try trading that. Lol. Q