Folks,
I have been day trading for a few years, but I am not a very social person and haven't been a part of the community. The issue I am facing is what prompted me to open the account and publish this post.
EDTX was halted today on a T12 halt. It is a crappy SPAC that was heavily manipulated. Today, the circus was stopped by SEC. It was ~$64 when it was halted. The NAV for EDTX is ~10.5 and that's where it is heading once it will be delisted/downlisted after the halt.
I am stuck in short position. In theory, I should be happy, but T12 halts might take long time to be lifted (e.g CO halt lasted almost a year), and the borrow fees are outrageous. I am looking for a way out.
If by chance, you, or anybody you know, is stuck in the long position and wants to get out while the stock is still halted and before it goes to 10 bucks, I am willing to buy your shares off the exchange using ACAT transfer between the brokers, so we both can close our positions.
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I have been day trading for a few years, but I am not a very social person and haven't been a part of the community. The issue I am facing is what prompted me to open the account and publish this post.
EDTX was halted today on a T12 halt. It is a crappy SPAC that was heavily manipulated. Today, the circus was stopped by SEC. It was ~$64 when it was halted. The NAV for EDTX is ~10.5 and that's where it is heading once it will be delisted/downlisted after the halt.
I am stuck in short position. In theory, I should be happy, but T12 halts might take long time to be lifted (e.g CO halt lasted almost a year), and the borrow fees are outrageous. I am looking for a way out.
If by chance, you, or anybody you know, is stuck in the long position and wants to get out while the stock is still halted and before it goes to 10 bucks, I am willing to buy your shares off the exchange using ACAT transfer between the brokers, so we both can close our positions.
Ping me
