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Also it seems JMIA should be included in his latest "most expensive borrows" list he just released but because he thinks the float is over 70M it's not lol. https://shortsight.com/most-expensive-u-s-stock-borrows-beyond-meat/

This seems right. Surprised Ihor was so wrong and disappointed he won't address the concerns. Maybe he was hitting the Wall Street sauce that day lol. Where did you get the borrow rates?

Ihor specifically says % of float. I really doubt that he's wrong. Like I said, he's an expert on shortselling data. He supplies short data to NASDAQ/Bloomberg/Reuters/etc https://shortsight.com/about/ Screwing this up in a public tweet would be pretty bad for him. Here the float is 62.7M and...

I'm not sure where you're getting this number. I doubt such a high % is even possible given to how the mechanics of stock borrowing for shorting works. https://fintel.io/ss/us/jmia Also this dude whose livelihood is putting out correct short data says it's only 6.26% of the float. That's...

Well, yes, there is a lower high that could be used but I didn't think it would give the issue enough wiggle room. For example, if I used it I would be stopped out already. The one I'm using, if it's violated then I would definitely know that I'm "WRONG". Using the lower one - it's just...

You can see my stop in the original post. I have not moved it and will not move it. It's the upper border of the red rectangle. I placed it above the high in May. The profit target is the bottom border of the green rectangle. I currently have two positions. This is the other one...

I'm still in bro. That hammer at resistance does not look good for longs. The breakout you mentioned looks like a false breakout now, doesn't it?

I believe it's a slow-motion Zimbabwe propped up by a wealth of natural resources.

Yeah, I see that too. But I have a fundamental bias. I'm just trying to time my entry somewhat technically.

Honestly, I'm papertrading at this point but the paper trade is short.

But I'm not daytrading. And I'm not even using limit orders.

thank you. 1. why do you need a year of data? 2. what do you mean about volume?

https://www.tradingview.com/chart/JMIA/2U8W4FJm-JMIA-short/