Short Squeeze coming??13 May 2024 09:54
So I am guessing are you all aware TAG are taking SLS to court (they did say they would look at legal action) which is now in advanced play (filed 23/2/24) in US as have not engaged re return of their stock securities after TAG elected to pay back loan. I wonder if this is why there’s been such a play here on the market this past 12 months? Were they lent out by stock co and shorted? (Obviously and wrong!) Would certainly explain the situation. So if this was the case when judgement given to TAG (why would it not as SLS failed to engage re allowing loan repayments against 778,571,429 shares being returned ) then what are we going to see here - a massive short squeeze as SLS are forced to buy them back or the entity/entities that lent them to short? Haven’t even covered the other stock loan company.
From 22/3/24 RNS
‘As detailed in the Company's previous announcements of 29 July 2020 and 17 August 2022 (the "Stock Loans RNS's"), SYME was notified by 1AF2 Srl (now called TAG) that it transferred a number of SYME shares as loan security to three lending platforms ("Lenders") and that the loans with each of these Lenders had the following maturity dates:
· High West Capital Partners LLC (1,615,253,000 SYME shares transferred): 2 June 2023 (the "HWCP Loan");
· Stock Loan Solutions LLC (778,571,429 SYME shares transferred): 24 July 2023 (the "SLS Loan"); and
· Union Pacific Capital Ltd (3,500,000,000 SYME shares transferred): 9 June 2027.
With regards to the HWCP Loan and the SLS Loan, TAG has updated the Company that it has applied the loan repayment procedures set out in the contracts with the respective Lenders. TAG has also informed the Company that it has not yet received the required engagement from the Lenders of the HWCP Loan or the SLS Loan. As a result TAG is currently pursuing legal options to allow for the required loan repayments to be made by them and for the SYME shares that were transferred as loan security for the HWCP Loan and the SLS Loan to be transferred back to TAG.”
Here is the link to the court case
Avantgarde Group S.P.A. v. Stock Loan Solutions, LLC et al (2:24-cv-00137), Utah District Court
IMHO DYOR