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Re: RFB post# 53371

Wednesday, 08/30/2017 9:25:51 AM

Wednesday, August 30, 2017 9:25:51 AM

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Anyone can simply look for him/herself at what the last publicly reported short interest figures are for Sigma, as of 8/15/17... which predates the recent sell-off in the stock price, to see that indeed there is shorting occurring in Sigma.


The reduction in the stock price likely reflects an increased amount of short activity following 8/15. Is the shorting so heavy as to be the obvious, exclusive factor for Sigma's price decline? Probably not. But is carefully timed shorting of this thinly traded equity a factor? -- In my opinion -- YES.


As far as buyout possibilities. Could be. I don't think the recent reduction in share price lifts the likelihood much because the difference is small dollars, (at least for large firms...Could possibly be a persuasive factor for a small suitor) -- and there could be an AM firm or two out there watching Sigma with takeover interest. Not impossible. But what's more likely in my opinion is that the highly credential new leadership -- Harvard and MIT educations -- seasoned business executives -- could execute a meaningful revenue emergence for little Sigma, with the benefit of the growing/ strengthening/developing market for industrial 3D printing.
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