$Serve Robotics (SERV.US)$ is on threshold list for FTD’s! H...
$Serve Robotics (SERV.US)$ is on threshold list for FTD’s! Has been this whole run up! Shorts available is close to zero. Cost to borrow is super high. ~400%!! imagine you shorted at $2! This could ACTUALLY squeeze. Data per ortex. LFG
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101538313 : What do you mean?
Rex Rugga : lol yeah I’m a rookie, I’m confused what are you you saying?
74285601 OP 101538313 : The stock being on the threshold list for failure-to-deliver (FTD) indicates significant short-selling activity, with few shares available for shorting and a high borrowing cost, suggesting that short-sellers are struggling to cover their positions. If many short positions were initiated at a low price (e.g., $2), the high borrowing costs and limited availability could force a short squeeze, driving the stock price up sharply.
74285601 OP Rex Rugga : The stock being on the threshold list for failure-to-deliver (FTD) indicates significant short-selling activity, with few shares available for shorting and a high borrowing cost, suggesting that short-sellers are struggling to cover their positions. If many short positions were initiated at a low price (e.g., $2), the high borrowing costs and limited availability could force a short squeeze, driving the stock price up sharply.
74285601 OP 74285601 OP : Short selling involves borrowing shares of a stock to sell them at the current price, with the hope of buying them back later at a lower price to return to the lender, thus making a profit from the price difference. If the stock price rises instead of falling, the short seller faces potential losses, as they must still buy back the shares at the higher price.
hedge funds short the stock betting on it falling in price so they can pocket the extra money, if the stock price rises and continues to rise, they get screwed
74285601 OP Rex Rugga : Short selling involves borrowing shares of a stock to sell them at the current price, with the hope of buying them back later at a lower price to return to the lender, thus making a profit from the price difference. If the stock price rises instead of falling, the short seller faces potential losses, as they must still buy back the shares at the higher price.
hedge funds short the stock betting on it falling in price so they can pocket the extra money, if the stock price rises and continues to rise, they get screwed
1048720156 74285601 OP : what’s the likelihood this will happen? and if so when?
Rex Rugga 74285601 OP : Oh nice I kinda understand lol sounds like possible good news for us long term investors
74285601 OP Rex Rugga : yes it’s the premise of what happened with Gamestop in 2021. the price slowly kept rising til short sellers were forced to start paying back at higher prices.