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Det er først i dag vi vil få fasit om shorten ble endret i går.

beste er stigning uten short dekkning - blir verre da :-)

Dere som er dyktige inn ift. short og handel.
Hvordal løses en short inn? Må alt handles på en gang/ en dag, eller kan det plukkes løpende?
Hvorfor begynte ikke de å dekke inn når kursen var i 2,55-2,7 intervallet?

Du kan delvis redusere din short etter eget ønske, men de som låner ut aksjene kan også be om å få de i retur. Shorting er uforutsigbart, og kan skape store endringer i aksjekursen på kort sikt.
Hvorfor de ikke valgte å kaste kortene på 2,55 blir bare spekulasjoner, men det er jo åpenbart at de mener kursen skal lengre ned.

"It's a big issue for car makers," said Andy Palmer, who has been in the industry for 40 years, including as the former chief executive of Aston Martin. "I have seen periods of time where commodity prices have been volatile, but it's rare to see almost all raw materials rising so quickly," he said.

Wall Street Journal
OPEC and its allies plan to pump more as global rebound fuels commodity appetite

BY BENOIT FAUCON AND ALISTAIR MACDONALD

Oil prices hit multiyear highs above $70 a barrel after OPEC and its allies forecast higher demand and boosted output?punctuating a global economic reawakening that has raised prices of a broad range of commodities.

The move by a group of oil producers led by Saudi Arabia and Russia amounted to a continued unwinding of steep cuts they made at the start of the pandemic. Recent oil-price milestones come alongside similar ones hit by commodities from tin and copper to lumber. They have all soared, too, amid pent-up demand that has producers of the stuff struggling to keep up.

"It is a good, old-fashioned reflation trade," said Tom Price, head of commodities strategy at investment bank Liberum, describing expectations of a burst of economic activity that boosts assets. Mr. Price said such a broad grouping of commodities hasn't risen simultaneously for so long since

the recovery that followed the financial crisis in 2009.

Brent crude, the international energy benchmark, rose 1.3% to $70.25 a barrel, notching its highest close since May 2019. West Texas Intermediate futures, the key U.S. gauge, gained 2.1% to $67.72 a barrel to close at its highest level since June 2018.

Members of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and their allies, a group known as OPEC+, agreed Tuesday to a previously planned output increase of about 450,000 barrels a day, starting next month. Saudi Arabia, meanwhile, agreed to continue easing separate, unilateral cuts of one million barrels a day that it put in place earlier this year.

In April, the group agreed to increase output by more than two million barrels a day by the end of July, bringing cumulative additions over the past year to some four million barrels a day. That is a big chunk of the 9.7 million barrels a day the group agreed to cut early in 2020 when the coronavirus first started sapping global crude demand and sinking prices.

Now, with infection rates generally in check in much of Asia and China?the world's biggest oil consumer?and vaccine drives in the U.S. and Europe plowing ahead, OPEC and a group of non-OPEC producers led by Russia are betting markets are ready again for more oil. A technical committee of the OPEC+ group forecast on Monday that oil demand would jump by six million barrels a day in the second half, according to OPEC delegates. As a result, global oil stocks will fall below their five-year average for the 2015-2019 period by the end of July, signaling an end to the pandemic glut, they predicted.

Strong demand for an array of goods that helped households and businesses adapt to the constraints of Covid-19 had pushed global industrial pro- duction above its pre-pandemic peak by the end of last year. Growth since has left the world's factories hungry for energy and raw materials as a result. A weaker dollar is also

making dollar-priced commodities more attractive.

Demand is set to rise further this year as the global economy is forecast to record one of its most rapid expansions in many decades. The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development said Monday it expects global output to increase by 5.8%, which would be the strongest expansion since 1973.

Soaring demand for commodities to feed that expansion could act like a break if supply can't keep up. Higher oil prices have contributed to a pickup in inflation around the world. Figures for the eurozone released Tuesday showed consumer prices were 2% higher in May than a year earlier, the fastest rise since late 2018. But much of that rise was down to energy prices, which were 13.1% higher than a year earlier.

In the U.S., the Commerce Department's inflation measure showed consumer prices rose 0.6% in April from a month earlier and 3.6% from a year earlier. Core prices, which exclude energy and food, rose 0.7% over the month and 3.1% over the year.

As a large commodities importer and the first major economy to bounce back from Covid-19, China has had to absorb higher costs for a range of commodities since last year. That has created new challenges for China's economy.

Central bankers have said they expect inflationary pressures to ease toward year-end as commodity producers and factories respond to higher prices by raising production. OPEC's move Tuesday underpinned that view.

"We have rising oil and commodity prices, and we also have some weird effects because of changes in the pattern of consumption," said Laurence Boone, the OECD's chief economist. "But this should fade as the supply response kicks in."

Still, rising prices are already making life tough for manufacturers. Companies as diverse as General Motors Co. and Vestas Wind Systems A/S, a Danish maker of wind turbines, have complained about the rising price of steel.

"It's a big issue for car makers," said Andy Palmer, who has been in the industry for 40 years, including as the former chief executive of Aston Martin. "I have seen periods of time where commodity prices have been volatile, but it's rare to see almost all raw materials rising so quickly," he said.

While the global oil spigot can be turned on relatively quickly?OPEC can draw from its prodigious untapped capacity? it is much harder for miners and farmers to suddenly increase production of coal, copper or cotton. The price gains are pushing mining companies, for instance, to examine their future plans. ?Summer Said, Stella Yifan Xie, Paul Hannon and William Horner contributed to this article.

La meg legge til, de som '' låner ut aksjer '' får betalt en sum, som shorterne må betale, inntil innfridd. til utlåner.

Som du sier kan utlåner Kreve innløsning når de ønsker; det er mye av grunnen til at vi kan oppleve en såkalt '' short squeeze '' er
grunnet ved nyheter som er spesielt gode og ovekskende nyheter, så som oppkjøp, ref fks. DNB' oppkjøp av Sbank.

Shorterne er Nødt til å dekke inn hva de har lånt, og kursen går til himmels, på meget høyt volum.

Da er tiden inne for å selge innen 1 til 3 dager. Store penger der ute og shortere har både penger og nerver til å sitte lenger.

Jeg vil i hvertfall selge når kursen passerer 200 / 300 %. En god fortetning blir aldri en dårlig fortetning. Trenger ikke treffe topp eller bunn, kun være riktig i syklusen er hva som teller.

Nuff said...

Shortsen blir byttet ut med lange bukser.
https://ssr.finanstilsynet.no/Home/Details/NO0003033102
Her er det bare å kjøpe.

Tror nok det er korrekt det, bare å kjøpe. Selv økte jeg med 5000 stk. til kurs 3.09. Vi kunne nok forvente en nedgang i dag etter en god utvikling, men utviklingen vi har sett i dag isolert sett, har delvis vært preget av panikk. Men uansett, blir ikke overrasket om kursen de få minuttene vi har igjen, øker med noen øre.

Det har vært stor reaksjon opp 24%, og idag er endel av det korrigert 5-6 %. Utslagene er store, så det er ikke kontroll. Det vi vet er at KOA har en usedvanlig lav P/E og to gode kvartal bak seg. For min del sitter jeg rolig, det er ingenting som tilsier at KOA ikke skal levere fremover, tvert imot.

Så uansett ut som om reaksjon oppover i dag ved sluttauksjonen, isolert sett ble hindret av det la seg noen hundretusen aksjer i veien. Men det gikk en god del aksjer i sluttauksjonen, 681695 stk. klokken 16:25, 1000 stk. klokken 16:27, og 4360 stk. klokken 16:29. Tydelig mange som skulle ut i dag. Så kan vi jo spekulere i hva som skjer i morgen, tror vi får en god oppgang, men hvem vet.

Kem e det så e så amatør å selge nå iallfall før 10juni🤣🤣🤣💸 steike bananas, eg sitte tunglasta opp te pipå nå📈 kjekt å sjå at 1øre opp blir 10tusen i cash💶 tolmodigheten seire uansett her🤘 det blir gode kvartaler fremover rekna me kursen ligge øve 4kr ette sommar🚘📈💶

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