BrainChip will always be shorted, so don't worry..
I'd be interested to know, how many of the current shorts are underwater, or sitting on "paper losses"..
Globally, the figure quoted, for bets against the Semiconductor Industry, would have to now be around
10 Billion US dollars (NVIDIA's recent surge added 3 Billion).
Paper losses, of course means, those losses haven't yet been "realised".
So, you may think that's not so bad..
But the thing is, they can just get worse, if the A.I. Bull Market continues (which is really only just getting started)..
There are those, that would have already covered and repositioned, or changed strategy, but regardless, they still contributed to that rise, with their own brand of A.I...
A.I.B. or Artificially Increased Buying, as they are "forced" to buy, or lose more.
I believe many of the shorts, were already well in the money, at 16 cents, but there just wasn't the volume to convert.
Now the volume's there, but most/many, would be selling at a loss.
Part of our current re-rate, which has already had more than significant churn (a good thing) at these levels, is due to their A.I.B. on top of already strong demand.
Things are looking up
