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Heavyweight

09/29/19 12:27 AM

#61656 RE: GreenHarvest #61654

I like how you think that's why I'm holding



GL2U and all
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richme

09/29/19 3:39 AM

#61666 RE: GreenHarvest #61654

I thought shorted shares had to be covered; 3 trading days allowed?
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Homebrew

09/29/19 5:26 AM

#61668 RE: GreenHarvest #61654

Short "Volume"s meaningless intra-day MM order processing volume. MMs often borrow and return shares very briefly as part of their job to quickly process orders during the day.

Short INTEREST are borrowed shares needing to be bought back at some point in the future.
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VeronicaFox

09/29/19 9:43 AM

#61674 RE: GreenHarvest #61654

Unfortunately the OtcShortReport shows short volume, not short interest.

To obtain a factual accounting of short interest (actual short positions), try the only site FINRA recommends:

https://otce.finra.org/otce/equityShortInterest

There’s a drop down settlement date menu on the left hand side. For this stock it appears to go back to May 2019.


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bucks2pennies

09/29/19 1:32 PM

#61697 RE: GreenHarvest #61654

We can only speculate right now. WHEN and I do mean when the ticker trades again there is certainly enough info right now to expect a run up. Your calculations add to the fire.

I know so little regarding the rules for short to cover. SEC regs are a mysterious place to tread when you don't know. In fact, the rule makers have their own agenda and provide a lot of grey territory so that the 'low life common shareholder' doesn't ever know.

If my assumption above has merit, I would think something is available to circumvent the debt shorts now hold. We really have no idea how this will end or what turn of events will give the shorts an out.

Quite frankly, this whole fiasco of LAHO being revoked MAY be as a result of short debt. Remember LAHO's pps was spiraling UP when this all started.

If LAHO had gone to the grey sheets as the regs would indicate, shorts would no longer have any difficulty replacing borrowed shares at lower pricing.

Instead, LAHO zapped them by skirting the grey sheets. Marvelous! But I remain hesitant to believe shorts won't have another trick up their sleeves. SEC AND BROKERS will work diligently to provide one.