RE: @Kelso23 Mar 2023 11:11
can anyone help me with this one, I don't understand why Spread would take a long position in Kelso.
I have done bit of reading and it ‘might be’ one or a variation of these, i have no idea though.
- They have a client that has a very large position on Kelso and Spread are taking this Long position to protect themselves.
- The have a lot of smaller clients taking a positions on Kelso all the one way, these positions aggregated exceed their risk limits. so they take this long position.
I can't figure out if the clients are long or short, i suspect that the aggregate position of clients is Long, so that if the SP rises, the spreadex position will also rise and so allow them to pay out to clients from the proceeds when they sell.
the other thing is that there has been no trades in Kelso to speak of, but Spreadex has now almost 10% voting rights in the company, how have they obtained shares?
Obviously i have no clue how this works
Sensible replies appreciated..LOL