HuatKueh
2022-12-30

Thanks!

@WadeKellogg：
Per Fintel, when the Dec. 27 session ended, the borrow fee reached 9.65%, in line with typical shorting-related dynamics. However, at the start of the current session (Dec. 29), the fee hit an extraordinarily high 156.76%. As of the latest print, this metric skyrocketed to a blistering 281.79%. Naturally, those with a contrarian view saw a massive short-squeeze opportunity brewing in MULN stock.$Mullen Automotive(MULN)$
Per Fintel, when the Dec. 27 session ended, the borrow fee reached 9.65%, in line with typical shorting-related dynamics. However, at the start of the current session (Dec. 29), the fee hit an extraordinarily high 156.76%. As of the latest print, this metric skyrocketed to a blistering 281.79%. Naturally, those with a contrarian view saw a massive short-squeeze opportunity brewing in MULN stock.$Mullen Automotive(MULN)$

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