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zero borrow,78% fee,could be giddy up time,mmx@$2.18,baty and bats@$1.55(usually changes at open but its a good sign,shorts might be letting it go, and covering)
lawsuit shorts were doing a pr every 3-5days,then everyday as they got more desperate,i wouldnt want to be short now either lol,cover you lousy crooks !!!
i know many ppl who short 10or 15 class action lawsuits at a time,usually pays well,unless buying vol surges increase over a few days and they get squeezed,this could be a big squeeze with this float and 53% short
if you read even todays news(which IMO is just designed to try to keep the stock down so the officers can buy darn cheap), that the plaintiff(shareholders) dont have a leg to stand on. its all hearsay
the only reason it cratered was the lawsuit against them. but its pretty clear that isnt going to amount to much. This could go to 10 easily based on that IMO and low SS.
And you need to add the ticker to the board header here. The board can only be found by using the full company name. I wrote to Shelly about that, but you could fix it first.
Well, chuckle, NASDAQ makes money from listing fees What this says to me is they don’t bother vetting them I have a website bookmarked for upcoming IPOs What I see is companies looking to go public on NASDAQ with maybe a couple million shares That is just ridiculous
No, it did an IPO. It's very bad. Seems some EB-5 visa fraud may be involved. Read what Hindenburg has to say. Click on the tweet and check out the replies.
Obviously the Nasdaq isn't checking ANYTHING when it lists a new stock.
You need to add the ticker to the board header, or searches for it won't turn it up. Nor will a chart and quote.
And notably, Hindenburg went after the stock on Friday, with the usual results. It's a real stinker:
Maison Solutions is a company that took 6 California Asian-themed grocery stores public on the Nasdaq in October.
The company also owns a 10% equity interest in a Dai Cheong Trading, a distribution company owned by $MSS controlling holder, Chairman and CEO, John Xu.