You need to understand that these anomalies have been popping up for at least a month. This last one, and the one prior are easily dismissed with the convenient fact that they reflect pure Blackrock data. For those that pointed out no mention of Talisman, you will probably not see them pop up as owners and certainly never in the top 10 because their job at this point is to sell the shares to the investment bankers that can give birth to Delfin. Interesting that a brand new poster found it necessary to get on top of the “situation” immediately within minutes of this “leaking.” I have screen shots of other Morning Star data, which appeared briefly, and which had numbers that made much more sense.
Here’s what I do know for sure:
Those 13fs that we see, all three of them for a total of 45k shares are a joke AND 100% unnecessary for TGLO, which is not even on the reportable list! Hedge funds have ZERO legal reason to tell anyone that they own this, and the fact that these 3 firms have taken it upon themselves to act like Boy Scouts, should be a strong indicator of something beneath the surface. Who did these Boy Scouts go to college with? Do any of them belong to the same racket ball club?
Same thing goes for that WSJ piece. It was written for two reasons. 1 to flush out more shares. 2 over time it became old news, with a corresponding lack of interest and drop in share price. Whoever “leaked” the story to the WSJ writer knew exactly how far TGLO was from going live.
But I’m not complaining. All is fair in love, war and stocks.
Outsiders like us are just lucky that we even have half a chance, but I’ll still call bs on the system when I see it. And I see it here big time. Where there’s smoke, there’s usually fire not too far away.
