1Semana·

Hims Institutional Ownership

$HIMS (-26,15 %)

Institutional ownership has reached a new high, but 30% are still sold short.

Will this work out well for the short sellers?

It remains exciting, the earnings and outlook will probably be decisive.

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9 Comentarios

CashPilot@CashPilot

1Semana

At the moment we have a new all-time high 📈🫰

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Vanessa@Nessava

1Semana

What does 'sold short' mean?

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Heinrich@Heinrich00

1Semana

@Nessava Short

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Vanessa@Nessava

1Semana

@Heinrich00 danke

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BamBamInvest@BamBamInvest

1Semana

@Nessava Short sales are sales of shares that are not owned by the seller at the time the transaction is concluded. The seller "shorts" his position and bets on falling share prices with short sales because he assumes that the price will fall.

Example:

You borrow shares from a securities lender at a market price of e.g. €100 per share.
You then sell the shares on the market for €100 because you want to push the price down or assume that the price will fall.

At a later point in time, however, you have to buy them back at some point and return them to the securities lender (simply put) if the price has fallen, for example €80 per share, your profit per share is €20.

However, if it continues to rise, e.g. to €140, and you buy them back, you will have made a loss of €40.

In principle, it can continue to rise forever, that would be your risk/loss.

So if things go well and the share price continues to rise and the 30% ceiling is reached, this naturally pushes the price higher and higher, which is also referred to as a short squeeze in the case of significant jumps.

I hope I have explained it reasonably clearly ? ☺️

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Vanessa@Nessava

1Semana

@BamBamInvest yes thank you 🫶 I haven't shorted, but I'm also waiting for prices to fall at HH 😅

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BamBamInvest@BamBamInvest

1Semana

@Nessava Oh well, thought you wanted to know the meaning 😁

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BamBamInvest@BamBamInvest

1Semana

@Nessava gerne ☺️