$RGC, a long lost twin of GME? - Shortsqueeze potential!!
Regencell Bioscience Limited’s (TICKER: RGC) stock is an undiscovered short squeeze potential. The short volume ratio has similar pattern as that of GameStop Corp. (TICKER: GME), whereby both averaged over 40% in the past year. In fact, RGC is more heavily shorted than GME as some days were close to 90% shorted.
However, as much as RGC and GME stock’s short volume profile is similar, not much is known about the facts and figures of RGC, which is provided below. As of 16 May 2022, RGC’s founder and CEO holds 10,539,159 ordinary shares, representing 81.0% of the total number of issued and outstanding ordinary shares in RGC. RGC’s total cumulative short volume as reported by third party data analytics provider is over 19 million shares and RGC’s total reported short volume to outstanding shares (excluding CEO and Chairman ownership ratio) is over 7 times, which is almost double that of GME. Where are all the extra shares coming from?
A short squeeze on GME created a return of 51x (current price to its historical low) to 191x (historical high to its historical low), what is the potential for RGC if there is a short squeeze?
https://www.valuewalk.com/game-stop-or-game-o...wice-more/
Regencell Bioscience Limited’s (TICKER: RGC) stock is an undiscovered short squeeze potential. The short volume ratio has similar pattern as that of GameStop Corp. (TICKER: GME), whereby both averaged over 40% in the past year. In fact, RGC is more heavily shorted than GME as some days were close to 90% shorted.
However, as much as RGC and GME stock’s short volume profile is similar, not much is known about the facts and figures of RGC, which is provided below. As of 16 May 2022, RGC’s founder and CEO holds 10,539,159 ordinary shares, representing 81.0% of the total number of issued and outstanding ordinary shares in RGC. RGC’s total cumulative short volume as reported by third party data analytics provider is over 19 million shares and RGC’s total reported short volume to outstanding shares (excluding CEO and Chairman ownership ratio) is over 7 times, which is almost double that of GME. Where are all the extra shares coming from?
A short squeeze on GME created a return of 51x (current price to its historical low) to 191x (historical high to its historical low), what is the potential for RGC if there is a short squeeze?
https://www.valuewalk.com/game-stop-or-game-o...wice-more/
