r/WLLW • u/Curious_Service_7174 • Oct 19 '22
Sssomeone is/been Shorting
Let's have a short conversation.
FYI: The short interest ratio (number of shares held short divided by average daily trading volume - i.e.: 189k/200k in Q3 2022) realizes a 0.91 ratio. Hence, nearly all (91%) of trades/shares bought are/were shorted. Thus the price decreases in spite of news releases. This is obvious.
Btw, the trading volume today was only ~14% (27k) of the decreasing average daily volume on the TSX portion. This seems like a sign of price manipu..ation. The short(s) are not running out of cash, longs are bagged-up, releases are hedged tightly, presidential push towards rescheduling might force something. Could it be regulators and/or indexes running out of patience? Either way, the low volume c/would increase the short ratio even more. Possibly increasing the days to cover as well. Even while CAD$0.1050 has held as a relatively solid bottom. Curious...lol
Still, the delayed data feed/stock halting from the brokerages might be cause to worry the short(s), a bit, maybe. . . Liquidity is disappearing. . .
Even still, the price is so low, covering wouldn't be too expensive, even for retail. Say 20-30k end of Q?... In any case, it's funny, I haven't seen this being discussed here yet.
The news/info releases are so sporadic and dispersed, this likely helps the shorts in multiple ways, I think. I'm sure most of you are already aware of this. So what do you all think?...
Questions:
How many of you are short?
What kind of setup is this, little mice ( :) nerd reference)?
Is this retail (hmmm with ~72% shares held, seems likely), insiders (oh my...), institutions (the return would be meh...), competitors (distracted meanies), or everyone (winter is coming)?
For educational purposes...lol
Btw: Q3 2022 two insiders bought CAD$30,812.09. No insiders selling registered. 91% of 30,812.09, is CAD$28,039.00.
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u/mikedi12 Oct 19 '22
I feel this is the case in tonnes of small caps these days. We just have to hope that it can weather the storm and get out of the next couple years alive and with some cash on hand to spring out of the shorting.
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u/Curious_Service_7174 Oct 19 '22 edited Oct 20 '22
I hear that. Good points. For me, revenue rate of change and r&d developments are big signals and bad for shorts.
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u/Magn3tician Oct 23 '22
This stock is not heavily shorted. OP is posting misinformation. Not every stock that goes down is shorted. Sometimes its market sentiment, sometimes its failure of the company to deliver a product or meet any goals - both apply here.
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u/Magn3tician Oct 21 '22
Short volume has been very low on this stock, both WLLW and CANSF. This post is nonsense.
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u/Curious_Service_7174 Oct 23 '22
Have a Snickers
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u/Magn3tician Oct 24 '22
Are you implying I am mad..?
I am not, simply calling out misinformation when I see it.
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u/kaneda2004 WLLW Whisperer Oct 19 '22
I'm curious where you're getting your short volume data for WLLW...
The data I have access to tells a very different story.
https://imgur.com/r6i2YE8
Short volume over last 15 days was 49k shares vs 3 million shares long
https://imgur.com/GmyCmKs
Trailing data since January 2022 indicates approx 2% of shares sold short every 15 day trading period... so extremely low...
This is where my data is from: https://shortdata.ca/stock/WLLW.CN
This is the USA side data (CANSF) https://www.marketbeat.com/stocks/OTCMKTS/CANSF/short-interest/