I don’t know how much you want to go into the minutia to make it as accurate as possible but for shorting you really need to consider borrow fees and share availability. For example, I wanted to short DWAC (a SPAC that is merging with Trump’s social media company) for a long while but these issues made it impossible (I also couldn’t make a play using options because they reflected the negative outlook).
I don’t know how much you want to go into the minutia to make it as accurate as possible but for shorting you really need to consider borrow fees and share availability. For example, I wanted to short DWAC (a SPAC that is merging with Trump’s social media company) for a long while but these issues made it impossible (I also couldn’t make a play using options because they reflected the negative outlook).
Good point.
I think for the second competition where development will be predicted fees should be included to more accurately reflect the reality.
In this competition I think disregarding fees might still be viable, since it’s mainly people’s reasoning that is interesting.