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the two biggest shorts reduced a little on Friday
Cape View -0.14% to 1.18%
Marble Bar -0.04% to 2.47%
First a disclaimer... the Citadel holding and the JP Morgan holding are a bit opaque in my mind. JP Morgan is mostly a cash settled equity swap - so maybe they are holding for a shorter, or maybe someone just wants to conceal their ownership. Who knows... I've included them below but you can take out the numbers if you think they aren't worth counting. However, if the people who bought shares actually own them, then the free float might be beginning to get thin, with shorts needing to buy back 9.7% from potentially less than 33% of shares. Unfortunately, nothing with shorts is every transparent but I'm forever optimistic!
Kamani Mahmoud 12.06
Norges Bank 6.53
Hargreaves Lansdown 5.9
Fidelity International 5.27
Camelot Capital 5.1
T. Rowe Price 4.99
Baillie Gifford 4.78
Jupiter Asset Management 4.7
Kamani, Rabia 4
Carol Kane 2.65
Employee trust 2.11
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Citadel 5.04
Citadel short -0.84
JP Morgan 5.18
Total: 67.47%
Shorts need to buy 9.71% from the remaining 32.53% (maybe) - so effectively 22.82% is unaccounted for????
Thanks level5 - my list is up to date. Carol Kane wasn’t on it because it was only the top 10 holders - then I added the employee trust. Now I’ll add Carol too - and JP Morgan - which means the free float isn’t that large - about 33%, with shorts needing to buy 10% of that.
Kamani Mahmoud 12.06
Norges Bank 6.53
Hargreaves Lansdown 5.9
Fidelity International 5.27
Camelot Capital 5.1
T. Rowe Price 4.99
Baillie Gifford 4.78
Jupiter Asset Management 4.7
Kamani, Rabia 4
Employee trust 2.11
Citadel 5.04
Citadel short -0.84
Total: 59.64%
Shorts: 9.71% to buy back
Grand total: 69.35%
RNS - another 7,577,822 off the market - bought up by the company
Naked Trader closed his short on Boo.
Marshall Wace below the reporting threshold - finally.
Hopefully, we'll see the back of a few more shorts soon
BooHoo share ownership
Mahmoud Kamari - 12.07%
Norges Bank - 6.53%
Hargreaves Lansdown - 5.90%
Citadel LLC: 5.37%
Fidelity - 5.27%
T. Rowe Price - 4.99%
Baillie Gifford & Co. - 4.78%
Jupiter Asset Management Ltd. - 4.7%
Camelot Capital Partners LLC - 4.58%
Rabia Kamani - 4%
Invesco Advisers. - 3.36%
Total: 60.84%
So 39.16% free float and shorters need to buy back 9% from that
BooHoo share ownership
Mahmoud Kamari - 12.07%
Norges Bank - 6.53%
Hargreaves Lansdown - 5.90%
T. Rowe Price - 4.99%
Baillie Gifford & Co. - 4.78%?Jupiter Asset Management Ltd. - 4.7%
Camelot Capital Partners LLC - 4.58%
Rabia Kamani - 4%
Invesco Advisers. - 3.36%
Total: 50.91%
Also Citadel LLC: 5.37% (but Citadel are also short by 0.71% - so 4.66% net long)
So... Grand Total if you count them... 55.57%
Still a really unusual use of your time! You could be researching other shares
Jongle - Thanks for responding. I have to say, it's highly unusual how many negative posts you do on a share that you aren't even short on. You have a strange hobby!
ok Jongle... so you think it will go down short term, but you are not actually invested either way at the moment - short or long?
Thanks Jongle - but it didn’t answer my question.
Are you currently short on Boo?
Jongle - are you currently short on Boo?
Jongle - are you currently short on Boo?
DUNELM: British home furnishing retailer Dunelm Group
DNLM.L reported higher annual profits on Wednesday as
customers continued to shop at its stores and online shopping
thrived despite the cost of living crisis in
Britain. urn:newsml:reuters.com:*:nL4N30K2EG
* INFLATION: Lower fuel prices caused an unexpected fall in
British consumer price inflation in August, official figures
showed on Wednesday, offering some relief to households and the
Bank of England after the CPI rate hit a 40-year
high.
Inflation in the UK dipped to 9.9% in the 12 months to August, down from 10.1% in Jul - BBC
Lol
75 basis point interest rate rise announced by ECB - so markets are down
Well they reckon this will bring down inflation by 5%
Just to clarify it’s cost per unit that’s capped - and the household average is thought to be 2.5k per year. Still use less pay less, use more pay more.