Zero; Yes, old testament in deed; First the water turned into blood (i.e the fall in EPS), then the country were coveres in flies (i.e speculations based on factual errors), the land were left in darkness for three days (i.e this autumn), then the death of the firstborn (i.e the a-shares) and then Pharao let the people go - yet, he changed his mind and tried to catch the shareholders, but they died in the flood (i.e never got to close the short).
You believe that the stock is heavily shorted then, and that the shorters will get burned? Is that what you're saying?
Wildly profitable for you? So you are one of the shorters? Wise choice so far, but you might not want to follow the people over the Nile... Can't say that the shorters haven't been warned, the PR might be the last warning the shorters will get.
Btw; You're wrong about the interest, check the Q-10. Also, SIAF has the option - at any time - to default the loans (all of them or just two of them?) loose the collateral shares, but be dept-free and also not need to issue new shares. Now, why do you think SIAF chooses to issue more collateral shares? Just for fun - to dilute the company to pieces to keep up appearances, or because they believe that they will stand through this storm?
