What does short sale of MU ⤴️ mean
The short sale set up by MU yesterday has risen to 3 times the average value from May to mid-June when stock prices have increased [DANGER]![]()
Please check the “short sales data” at the bottom of the chart. The first on the right is yesterday, the second is the settlement date, and the 5th to 7th is short sales when a downtrend was formed just before due to favorable financial forecasts. And actually, since stock prices didn't rise from the financial results to yesterday, we still haven't been able to buy up much of the rest. Therefore, the agency must currently think “it has not been lowered sufficiently yet.”
Unfortunately, MU's stock price is likely to drop further at the beginning of the week. Yesterday's massive short sales are proof of that. I don't know if the decline was only on Monday or if it will continue on Tuesday. The price movements of the day will determine this. So let's wait and see until the stock price reverses. Stock prices will always rise 🚀 and a summer rally will come to MU![]()
If it really continues to be this downtrend, institutional investors won't be able to set it up this much...![]()
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inosukekazu : I'm sorry. I'm a beginner investor and there are things I don't understand, but what does the last “if it's a downward trend all the time, institutional investors won't set up” mean? At first glance, it seems that the more it falls in a downtrend, the greater the return on short selling momentum...
tm_speedstyle371 OP inosukekazu : Hello. When the stock price continues to fall, even if it is sold short and inflamed, it remains falling further and cannot be bought back, and it does not return to the original number of shares and stock price. Meanwhile, suppose stocks rising from a V-shaped recovery are sold down at a high price and bought back cheaply at the bottom price. That stock rises and returns to its original stock price. Therefore, short sales and margin transactions are set up on things where the chart becomes
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inosukekazu : Hello. Thank you for your kind reply.
In other words, this short sale is a short sale that assumes a V-shaped recovery, and is that a short sale effect? After lowering the stock price, short sales are repaid and bought simultaneously at the timing when it is determined that the stock price will reverse rise, aiming for return. Short sales are just a means to buy cheaply, but if a V-shaped recovery does not occur, you will incur losses.
I interpreted it as above.
institutions (individuals too?) It's not just because it's a downtrend, they're setting up short sales in anticipation of a recovery in the short to medium term. I didn't understand it at all until now.
It's been a learning experience.