Short interest? It's high. Or low. Hard to know
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Posted On: 03/30/2023 7:44:51 PM
Short interest?
It's high. Or low. Hard to know without looking, and I don't look.
Turns out that after four years of being invested, the short interest hasn't led to a goddamn thing. It's up, it's down, shares are gone, shares are back. The price is likely fucked with using naked shorts when it's fucked with anyways. I say this as someone who absolutely knows what's going on. Or I don't. Hard to know for sure.
But I do know one thing. People have tracked short interest for the full four years I've been invested and I don't think there's even a Craig's Chance* that information has ever meant anything positive for our share price.
*A "Craig's Chance" is a term lawyers have used for decades to reference a massive longshot. Originally developed by law students in Western South Dakota State's Law School's "6 week law degree" program to explain the chances their classmate Craig had at understanding basic law principles.
It's high. Or low. Hard to know without looking, and I don't look.
Turns out that after four years of being invested, the short interest hasn't led to a goddamn thing. It's up, it's down, shares are gone, shares are back. The price is likely fucked with using naked shorts when it's fucked with anyways. I say this as someone who absolutely knows what's going on. Or I don't. Hard to know for sure.
But I do know one thing. People have tracked short interest for the full four years I've been invested and I don't think there's even a Craig's Chance* that information has ever meant anything positive for our share price.
*A "Craig's Chance" is a term lawyers have used for decades to reference a massive longshot. Originally developed by law students in Western South Dakota State's Law School's "6 week law degree" program to explain the chances their classmate Craig had at understanding basic law principles.
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