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isnt the update pointless

given theres a shorter with inside info involved we think. is that actually true

by this short?

i dunno wha t to think now

thats worrying , they are near keogen and are shorting this, that doesnt signal well at all

hope that buy knows somethign we dont

bloody underwater now

ive bought in different accounts - my bigger amount is over 161

something wrrong with you lot, this is going down tomorrow, and im certainly not happy about it

this is a long haul for now as yesterdays punters will leave

but ive hardly ever seen a share price rise on results day, but day after yes - cuz its dropped day before.

im sorry but generally share prices drop on results days.

16-Jun-20 12:24:24 160.00 24,872 Buy* 155.20 158.40 39.80k

most share dive on results day - i only took this for a trade

this dropped to 152 - i did not mean 162

god damn it - it wouldnt let me buy ffs

i am going to buy and trade that lot. missed so many chances this mornigng

16-Jun-20 11:18:10 158.28 12,900 Buy* 155.20 157.00 20.42k O
16-Jun-20 11:16:29 156.2801 6,500 Buy* 155.20 157.00 10.16k

tomorrow, buy on rumour, sell on news brigade

we are almost top of hot chat topics and should see a rise this afternoon as people try to get in before results tomorrow

on open if results are spectacular

Short squeeze on results

But results that hit the mat on 1 June terrified short-sellers. De La Rue hailed a “strong” start to the year, with “limited impact” from the coronavirus as it left full-year expectations unchanged.
A short squeeze is an extremely fast increase in the price of a stock. It happens in heavily shorted stocks when short sellers close their positions, driving prices higher. There’s an excess of demand by shorters because they are forced to buy at the higher price, and a lack of supply. This cascade effect pushes the price ever higher.The company spotlighted a series of contract wins totalling more than £100 million for its authentication division. These include a five-year deal with the Australian government to supply polycarbonate data pages for the country’s passports.

De La Rue added that its currency division had also seen “strong demand” with contract wins totalling 80% of its full-year printing capacity.

More short squeezes could be on the cards as we head further into earnings season. Bears beware.