So, what we know vs what we think we know.
1. Anison did/ was the instutional player that bought $15 million + of Onc shares.
2. They are a mutual fund company.
3. They have a broad range of focus, not limited to short positions.
4. Their prime focus is long & long term strategy.
All clearly stated on their web site.
5. They also have a substantial opportunity to cash in on warrants if/ when the price is above much higher than now. I can't recall the exact numbers. Higher none the less.
Now boys & girls.......many have picked up the " shorting" ball & ran with it.
Really?
Mutual funds are " rewarded" on their ability to make $$$. That being with a very long term focus.
unless you are from an alternative universe, shorting one's holdings ( there- by lowing the value of the fund", makes zero mathematical sense what so ever.
Save your rhetoric & stick to the facts.
Yes the PanCan blackout is a major blow. More delays & more confusion.
The Anison $15 million in shares?
We know they bought them. & still own.
beyond that 100% speculation. The shorting thought? Makes zero sense what so ever.