Comment by
GorgeousGeorge1 on May 21, 2021 12:41pm
Compare that with the entire Canadian E&P sector and under 2% short is below average
Comment by
derpa on May 21, 2021 1:41pm
How does one reconcile the very low short interest in Canada with the US where over half the trades are on the short side. Is that due to arbitrage btw. the 2 markets? Would like to know. https://www.otcshortreport.com/company/RECAF
Comment by
GorgeousGeorge1 on May 21, 2021 1:57pm
The two are independent indicators. One is a percentage of the total outstanding shares, the other is a percentage of volume over a time period. Under 2% short of outstanding shares is not unusual.
Comment by
derpa on May 21, 2021 2:08pm
I agree with what you say but don't you find 50-70% of daily volume in the US on the short side as excessive?
Comment by
Crunch5555 on May 21, 2021 2:31pm
I have seen this a plenty when a PP is done and its oversubscribed.In this case it was mentioned that there was appetite for up to 70million and when a group wants more than they can get through a PP the method is to short it to shake out retail holders.So the only one game here is to stuff them at their game and continue adding not seloung to them.
Comment by
GorgeousGeorge1 on May 21, 2021 11:39pm
The daily volume has been very low lately. Obviously when there's a lack of buyers short interest (vs long) volume increases and you'll get a high read as a percentage of daily volume, it's just trading the volatility. A better read is short interest as a % of shares on issue. If it gets north of 5% then that would be a concern, that's not traders