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I wish I understood wtf that meant, Tilly.

Is that a £20k seller now?!

Until that £20k sell landed.

The buys are slowly catching up. Slowly.

Still going at 10:26:34

20 minutes since the last one now, I think. Let's hope for a bit of a reversal..

Or maybe they are just f***ing with us..

Just added another £6k. Do hope this seller finishes at some point...!

The seller is back - a painful drop this morning, no question. Someone had eyes on what's coming later?

Big seller in this morning. Warrants?

That's a good spot. Looks like it. Anyone know?

Anyone fancy a guess at what those delayed trades are? That 90k must be a sell - right?

Have a buy order in at £13, but suspect it won't get filled.

*Waves goodbye to Genedrive*

I stopped being a lazy git and looked this up too!

Days to cover is a financial metric that measures the number of days it would take for all currently shorted shares to be covered by short sellers, based on the average daily trading volume.

It is calculated using the formula: Days to Cover = Total Shares Shorted ÷ Average Daily Trading Volume.

A higher days-to-cover ratio indicates a higher level of short interest, which can signal potential short squeezes if the stock price rises unexpectedly.

For example, if a company has 1 million shares shorted and an average daily trading volume of 100,000 shares, the days-to-cover would be 10 days.

A low days-to-cover ratio suggests less short interest and potentially more liquidity, which can indicate a stable market environment.

Understanding days-to-cover is crucial for traders as it helps gauge market sentiment and potential price movements.

@Tilly: what does "Days to cover .018" mean please?

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Lol. Look at the 16:15 and 16:12. Buys or sells to you?

Those look like four big sells at the end there?

Like a bag of toss, but without the bag.