Alright, Badog, let me break it down for ya in the nicest, most polite way, eh?
So, here's the thing about this T+3 business. You might think there's some trickery goin' on, but let me tell ya, there's no need to worry, buddy. The backstop, ya see, is like a safety net—it's a guarantee. Whether or not a big ol' short squeeze happens on T+3, shareholders still get the backstop price. So even if no fireworks happen on that day, everyone’s still covered, eh? Like a warm toque in a winter storm, ya know?
Now, T+3 is only a big deal if there are short sellers out there. That’s when margin calls happen, and they get squeezed like a tube of toothpaste, forced to buy shares at whatever price they can get. But even if there are no short sellers, nobody’s left out in the cold, ‘cause the backstop still kicks in. So, no harm, no foul, eh?
And about watchin' the volume—sure, it’s always good to keep an eye on things, but nobody’s trickin’ folks into waitin' while someone dumps shares. The backstop guarantees a minimum price, so no matter what, shareholders aren't gettin' hosed, eh?
So in summary, here’s the scoop:
1. The backstop guarantees a minimum price, even if there’s no short squeeze.
2. T+3 is just a chance to score even higher gains if there are shorts, but it’s not the only thing protecting folks.
3. Shareholders aren’t being tricked into waitin’—they’re just playin’ it smart, eh, and no matter what, they’ve got that guaranteed backstop to fall back on. So everyone's safe, like a hockey game that ends in a handshake.
Hope that clears it up, buddy!
Krombacher
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