RE:RE:RE:RE:Short attack last 5 minutes
I suggest you read your brokerage agreement. Canadian agreements state that they can force buy-in at anytime. They can do it even if they have shares available (which they do in TD). Someone in TD dictates whether they need to reduce their risk on shorts. In other words, TD does what it wants, when it wants, and will tell us retail investors whatever they want on short sales. I presume you're not with TD, because most people short using them were called on forced buy-ins in late February and earlier this week, and TD is a top 3 broker in Canada, and therefore has millions of shares in its trust on behalf of retail investors. I know it's hard to fathom, but I was one of those unfortunate souls that was force covered. It was all the volume on Tuesday after 3:15pm. Whoever has access to trade details can verify it.