Following news today where GameStop is planning to split its shares, my understanding being it is reasonable to expect that shorters are 'obligated' to give X shares for each share they borrowed to short, i.e. price can only go up either tomorrow or after their annual meeting...
I might be in the wrong subreddit, but just wondering if we were to view this critically, what are the possible factors this could go wrong - any view is much appreciated, thanks!
Submitted April 01, 2022 at 02:05AM by cCityLoop https://ift.tt/gEDw5Lx
