WISR Ltd V.WZR

Primary Symbol: WSRLF

Wisr Limited is an Australia-based neo-lender company. The Company provides a collection of financial products and services. The Company is engaged in writing personal loans and secured vehicle loans for three, five and seven-year maturities to Australian consumers, and funding these loans through the warehouse funding structures. It provides a Financial Wellness Platform underpinned by consumer finance products, the Wisr App. The Wisr App helps Australians pay down debt, multiple credit score comparison services and Australia’s first money-coaching app Wisr Today. Combined with content and other products that use technology to provide better outcomes for borrowers, investors, and everyday Australians. The Company’s products include loans, credit scores and round up. Its credit score is a summary of financial habits, and helps lenders get to know its customers. Its loan products include debt consolidation loans, car loans, medical loans and others.

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Comment by Charlie_Chanon Jun 07, 2011 10:14pm

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RE: organizing shorting

There should be zero surprise that there is a massive amount of shorting going on. There is as many shares being sold short as being sold long. That is how traders make their money.

There is also no doubt in my mind that the Hedge Funds who conduct 95% of the trading are in collusion with one another and there computer algorithms are all set with knowledge as to how the other Hedge Funds will trade. It is all about sucking then blowing.....and the guy who ends up picking up the peices are the retail Moms and Pops like the folks posting here.

Any doubt that the trading is all about going long...then going short need only look at the following chart that has all the brokerage house positions since the positive news release on May 31 till the close today. It is quite amazing that over 18 million shares were transferred on the TSX. (Actually there was over 32 million shares traded last week alone including shares traded on the ATS system......see https://fragmentation.fidessa.com/fragulator/
But even looking at the 18 million shares traded on the TSX the largest Net accumulation of any brokerage was Jitney who was net 640,000 shares on trading over 5 million. Look at the net positions of Buys and Sells and you will see that no one is changing their share positions...they are merely trading the hang out of them and making lots of money.

House Positions for C:WZR from 20110531 to 20110607

House	Bought	$Val	Ave	Sold	$Val	Ave	Net	$Net
99 Jitney	3,215,600	2,855,565	0.888	2,585,600	2,269,960	0.878	630,000	-585,605
75 MGI	406,500	386,865	0.952	0			406,500	-386,865
82 Stifel Nicholas	336,500	277,770	0.825	0			336,500	-277,770
79 CIBC	1,707,293	1,456,593	0.853	1,493,083	1,282,898	0.859	214,210	-173,695
5 Penson	129,000	108,680	0.842	0			129,000	-108,680
2 RBC	1,279,281	1,122,081	0.877	1,165,695	990,155	0.849	113,586	-131,926
13 Instinet	91,968	86,142	0.937	0			91,968	-86,142
33 Canaccord	1,165,770	1,032,788	0.886	1,076,083	969,518	0.901	89,687	-63,270
1 Anonymous	2,371,500	2,119,160	0.894	2,297,000	2,027,470	0.883	74,500	-91,690
69 Jordan	119,000	99,615	0.837	61,500	47,730	0.776	57,500	-51,885
22 Fidelity	40,000	38,000	0.95	0			40,000	-38,000
95 Wolverton	37,000	33,300	0.90	0			37,000	-33,300
36 Latimer	142,902	129,705	0.908	105,943	95,254	0.899	36,959	-34,451
68 Leede	50,000	44,160	0.883	14,000	11,480	0.82	36,000	-32,680
19 Desjardins	198,300	164,518	0.83	166,225	145,929	0.878	32,075	-18,589
34 Maison Placements	24,000	22,040	0.918	0			24,000	-22,040
74 GMP	15,500	12,335	0.796	0			15,500	-12,335
53 Morgan Stanley	10,000	8,800	0.88	0			10,000	-8,800
27 Dundee	33,500	28,660	0.856	23,750	20,980	0.883	9,750	-7,680
123 Citigroup	8,500	7,225	0.85	0			8,500	-7,225
89 Raymond James	8,000	7,440	0.93	0			8,000	-7,440
101 Newedge	28,500	23,635	0.829	26,000	20,215	0.778	2,500	-3,420
14 ITG	77,350	61,620	0.797	78,500	71,875	0.916	-1,150	10,255
42 Global Maxfin	8,500	8,350	0.982	11,000	8,300	0.755	-2,500	-50
57 Interactive	7,700	6,934	0.901	11,775	10,547	0.896	-4,075	3,613
83 Mackie	70,000	68,700	0.981	76,500	72,805	0.952	-6,500	4,105
124 Questrade	133,120	113,809	0.855	146,981	127,320	0.866	-13,861	13,511
111 Fraser Mackenzie	68,000	58,890	0.866	85,500	70,535	0.825	-17,500	11,645
121 Jennings	0			20,000	17,000	0.85	-20,000	17,000
48 Laurentian	113,500	100,690	0.887	140,000	117,200	0.837	-26,500	16,510
77 Peters	0			37,495	29,073	0.775	-37,495	29,073
25 Odlum	140,000	123,970	0.886	190,500	162,495	0.853	-50,500	38,525
62 Haywood	106,000	98,905	0.933	166,500	154,545	0.928	-60,500	55,640
44 Jones Gable	17,500	15,075	0.861	94,000	86,740	0.923	-76,500	71,665
59 PI	35,250	32,497	0.922	126,000	107,105	0.85	-90,750	74,608
9 BMO Nesbitt	1,075,950	926,808	0.861	1,181,325	976,508	0.827	-105,375	49,700
58 Qtrade	42,290	35,751	0.845	154,400	141,895	0.919	-112,110	106,144
81 HSBC	108,500	93,086	0.858	234,400	197,026	0.841	-125,900	103,940
46 Macquarie	51,950	46,798	0.901	187,951	173,759	0.924	-136,001	126,961
7 TD Sec	2,677,105	2,348,918	0.877	2,886,843	2,567,174	0.889	-209,738	218,256
80 National Bank	1,038,490	915,549	0.882	1,287,113	1,142,256	0.887	-248,623	226,707
15 UBS	64,500	60,660	0.94	382,089	354,752	0.928	-317,589	294,092
85 Scotia	1,161,676	1,025,893	0.883	1,902,244	1,737,481	0.913	-740,568	711,588
TOTAL	18,415,995	16,207,980	0.88	18,415,995	16,207,980	0.88	0	0