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·4 t sittenJust a small heads-up before this starts, don't sell your shares when we pass 28-29, wait until at least summer or when we pass 40. Wait until the market understands that LINK is an AI-enabler. I think shorts had already anticipated some covering next week as the price loses support with the buyback program. That was before Twilio Q1. Sinch is on Thursday, high risk for shorts. Don't throw away your shares and help the short ecosystem. Even if it's small amounts, at least make your effort to make it as difficult as possible after the big mistake they made with 65 million shares, which long-term shareholders have benefited greatly from until now. The buyback program has been a success. One should beware of bellwethers, analysts, expectations, and how much the market lags behind in contrast to the general perception that it looks into the future. Comment Tigerstaden, sold a small part to speculate that the market sold down the annual report, the opposite happened. NOD and AAT, sold a small part at technical levels before Q1, continued up. Hermanrud, recommended byggMAX of all things as the great salvation in the stock market some time ago. Now the Swedes were supposed to renovate. Straight down. The gang sits in afry, knowit, talked warmly about Swedish consumption and staying away from oil and shipping. They have no clue. Thomas Nilsen in the first funds with Novo and Swedish real estate in recent years. Tomra, Telenor, Pareto bank on Friday. Expectation-wise (and that's all that matters) there is no better company than LINK on OSE now, only the most difficult part remains for small private investors. I agree with Tankster that shorting over 20% is completely insane. Sirosiro noted below here that we are not sure that ABRY lends out, and it is indeed true that we don't know for sure even if it is plausible that they have made a % of their holdings available given the situation. Folketrygdfondet and ABRY do not hand-pick individual short sellers. It goes into a gigantic lending pool populated by prime brokers like GS and JPM, who in turn hedge the stock long (we see them passing 5% holding). Folketrygdfondet's shares can be spread among everyone on Finanstilsynet's list of short > 0.5% and have a direct connection to JPM and GS appearing with over 5%. It is a middle man and a system that is distributed and optimized not to affect the market by recall; buying back shares is the last resort. Shares that are lent out can be re-lent by a new buyer. It is also geared downwards. It is a technical tree with arrows and nodes that can be changed to free up shares. It is when this system is put under pressure, when utilization goes through the roof and the associated lending rate, and many large lenders recall simultaneously, that short sellers are told to reduce, last resort prime brokers buy in the market.
·3 t sitten · MuokattuIf one looks at who is selling among Norwegians, it's the small ones apart from Tigerstaden. who has probably sold 250.000 but still holds 1 mil shares, all the others on the top 50 list seem quite calm. Remember it's been so long since we were ppp towards 36 👍So if you have 1000 or 10000 shares don't sell now because that's what the Short guys are hoping for, have some patience, look more at what the big ones are doing. Tryda is completely doing its own thing by lending out shares for Short.
·1 päivä sitten · MuokattuTwilio was up another 24% yesterday and has thus risen closer to 30% since trading in Link closed Thursday afternoon. It will be exciting to see how this affects Link's share price on Monday. Not least, it will be interesting to see if the short sellers' algorithms take this into account or if they exclusively look at company-specific conditions in Link and remain patient through the Q1 figures🤔- 2 päivää sitten2 päivää sittenTwilio Inc. 148.06 +7.15 (+5.07%) At close: April 30 at 4:00:02 PM EDT 178.70 +30.74 (+20.78%) Pre-Market: 4:18:45 AM EDT Dollars in millions, except per share amounts Q1 2026 Guidance | Q1 Print | Q2 Outlook Revenue $1,335 - $1,345 | $1,407 | $1,420 - $1,430 Y/Y Revenue Growth 14% - 15% | 20% | 15.5% - 16.5% Y/Y Organic Revenue Growth 10% - 11% | 16% | 10% - 11% Non-GAAP income from operations $240 - $250 | $279 | $250 - $260 Non-GAAP diluted earnings per share $1.21 - $1.26 | $1.50 | $1.27 - $1.32 Non-GAAP weighted average diluted shares outstanding 158 | 157.8 | 157 Bottom line Twilio didn’t just beat — it invalidated the “sector is weak” narrative. For Link Mobility, that means: This is no longer a macro story — it’s an execution story And that’s why the setup is interesting: If Link disappoints → downside is more justified (it’s them, not the market) If Link is even decent → you get a sharp re-rating + short covering
- ·3 päivää sitten · MuokattuI see that some are selling out for fear that the short sellers might be right. So, it might be fun to ask Copilot for examples where the short sellers WERE right and the share price plummeted. The answer was as follows: ********************************************************************** Yes – high short‑interest often ends with a price increase, but there are also many clear examples where the short‑sold got it right and the share price fell sharply. The common denominator in these cases is that fundamental problems materialized, and that no positive trigger (event, recall, capital injection) came in time. Below are relevant and instructive examples, also from the Oslo Stock Exchange. Cases where high short‑interest → sharp price fall 1. Norwegian Air Shuttle (2018–2020) Short‑interest: 15–25 % in several periods Outcome: Price fall >90 % What happened? The short‑thesis was fundamentally correct: high debt, weak cash flow, complex structure Several short‑term rallies and “mini‑squeezes” But every positive movement was used for new shorting Why did short win? Capital requirements were continuous No sustained positive cash flow Ultimately: restructuring and massive dilution 📌 Learning: High short + structural financing risk = short has long‑term advantage 2. ESA Group / PetroNor / IOX Explorers (small OSE‑shares) Short‑interest: 10–20 % Outcome: Price fall 70–100 % What happened? Short selling signaled low confidence in accounting, governance or assets Small rallies were met by capital raises Fatal individual announcements (delays, lost licenses) 📌 Learning: In illiquid shares, high short is often an early warning, not a squeeze‑setup 3. Seadrill (2015–2017) Short‑interest: High in periods (10–20 %) Outcome: Bankruptcy / restructuring What happened? Short warned of unsustainable debt Temporary upturns during oil price rallies Ultimately, the equity was worthless 📌 Learning: Short only loses if the timeline is broken – here they were right in the end 4. SAS (2019–2023) Short‑interest: High repeatedly Outcome: Near total equity wipeout What happened? Often repriced on “turnaround‑hope” But cash flow and cost base never matched the narrative 📌 Learning: High short + chronically low profitability → shareholders lose over time 5. Wirecard (Frankfurt, but illustrative) Short‑interest: Extremely high Outcome: Share to zero Ironically: Short‑sellers were viewed with suspicion Turned out to be completely right 📌 Learning: High short can be the market's best investigation What distinguishes these from the LINK‑situation? Factor Fall‑cases Link Mobility Cash flow Negative / unstable Positive and stable✅ Capital requirements Repeated capital raises No capital raise distress ✅ Debt risk High / unbalanced Manageable ✅ Business model Cyclical / weak Structural growth (CPaaS) ✅ Event‑risk for short Low High (GF, buyback, recall) ✅ Important conclusion High short‑interest is not bullish in itself. It is bullish only when these three are met: ✅ The company survives without new capital ✅ Short lacks an “exit‑event” on the downside ✅ There are concrete triggers (GF, buyback, recalls) In: Norwegian / SAS / Seadrill → ✅(3), ❌(1) Link Mobility → ✅✅✅ Briefly summarized: Yes, many high‑short‑shares have collapsed In almost all such cases there was: - structural financing weakness - debt or need for capital raise Link lacks these characteristics Thus, Link is in the same short‑category as: Kahoot / NEL / REC (before turnaround) and not like Norwegian / SAS / Seadrill.
·2 päivää sittenGreat post mister. Now it only remains for link to show organic growth!
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- ·4 t sittenJust a small heads-up before this starts, don't sell your shares when we pass 28-29, wait until at least summer or when we pass 40. Wait until the market understands that LINK is an AI-enabler. I think shorts had already anticipated some covering next week as the price loses support with the buyback program. That was before Twilio Q1. Sinch is on Thursday, high risk for shorts. Don't throw away your shares and help the short ecosystem. Even if it's small amounts, at least make your effort to make it as difficult as possible after the big mistake they made with 65 million shares, which long-term shareholders have benefited greatly from until now. The buyback program has been a success. One should beware of bellwethers, analysts, expectations, and how much the market lags behind in contrast to the general perception that it looks into the future. Comment Tigerstaden, sold a small part to speculate that the market sold down the annual report, the opposite happened. NOD and AAT, sold a small part at technical levels before Q1, continued up. Hermanrud, recommended byggMAX of all things as the great salvation in the stock market some time ago. Now the Swedes were supposed to renovate. Straight down. The gang sits in afry, knowit, talked warmly about Swedish consumption and staying away from oil and shipping. They have no clue. Thomas Nilsen in the first funds with Novo and Swedish real estate in recent years. Tomra, Telenor, Pareto bank on Friday. Expectation-wise (and that's all that matters) there is no better company than LINK on OSE now, only the most difficult part remains for small private investors. I agree with Tankster that shorting over 20% is completely insane. Sirosiro noted below here that we are not sure that ABRY lends out, and it is indeed true that we don't know for sure even if it is plausible that they have made a % of their holdings available given the situation. Folketrygdfondet and ABRY do not hand-pick individual short sellers. It goes into a gigantic lending pool populated by prime brokers like GS and JPM, who in turn hedge the stock long (we see them passing 5% holding). Folketrygdfondet's shares can be spread among everyone on Finanstilsynet's list of short > 0.5% and have a direct connection to JPM and GS appearing with over 5%. It is a middle man and a system that is distributed and optimized not to affect the market by recall; buying back shares is the last resort. Shares that are lent out can be re-lent by a new buyer. It is also geared downwards. It is a technical tree with arrows and nodes that can be changed to free up shares. It is when this system is put under pressure, when utilization goes through the roof and the associated lending rate, and many large lenders recall simultaneously, that short sellers are told to reduce, last resort prime brokers buy in the market.·3 t sitten · MuokattuIf one looks at who is selling among Norwegians, it's the small ones apart from Tigerstaden. who has probably sold 250.000 but still holds 1 mil shares, all the others on the top 50 list seem quite calm. Remember it's been so long since we were ppp towards 36 👍So if you have 1000 or 10000 shares don't sell now because that's what the Short guys are hoping for, have some patience, look more at what the big ones are doing. Tryda is completely doing its own thing by lending out shares for Short.
- ·1 päivä sitten · MuokattuTwilio was up another 24% yesterday and has thus risen closer to 30% since trading in Link closed Thursday afternoon. It will be exciting to see how this affects Link's share price on Monday. Not least, it will be interesting to see if the short sellers' algorithms take this into account or if they exclusively look at company-specific conditions in Link and remain patient through the Q1 figures🤔
- 2 päivää sitten2 päivää sittenTwilio Inc. 148.06 +7.15 (+5.07%) At close: April 30 at 4:00:02 PM EDT 178.70 +30.74 (+20.78%) Pre-Market: 4:18:45 AM EDT Dollars in millions, except per share amounts Q1 2026 Guidance | Q1 Print | Q2 Outlook Revenue $1,335 - $1,345 | $1,407 | $1,420 - $1,430 Y/Y Revenue Growth 14% - 15% | 20% | 15.5% - 16.5% Y/Y Organic Revenue Growth 10% - 11% | 16% | 10% - 11% Non-GAAP income from operations $240 - $250 | $279 | $250 - $260 Non-GAAP diluted earnings per share $1.21 - $1.26 | $1.50 | $1.27 - $1.32 Non-GAAP weighted average diluted shares outstanding 158 | 157.8 | 157 Bottom line Twilio didn’t just beat — it invalidated the “sector is weak” narrative. For Link Mobility, that means: This is no longer a macro story — it’s an execution story And that’s why the setup is interesting: If Link disappoints → downside is more justified (it’s them, not the market) If Link is even decent → you get a sharp re-rating + short covering
- ·3 päivää sitten · MuokattuI see that some are selling out for fear that the short sellers might be right. So, it might be fun to ask Copilot for examples where the short sellers WERE right and the share price plummeted. The answer was as follows: ********************************************************************** Yes – high short‑interest often ends with a price increase, but there are also many clear examples where the short‑sold got it right and the share price fell sharply. The common denominator in these cases is that fundamental problems materialized, and that no positive trigger (event, recall, capital injection) came in time. Below are relevant and instructive examples, also from the Oslo Stock Exchange. Cases where high short‑interest → sharp price fall 1. Norwegian Air Shuttle (2018–2020) Short‑interest: 15–25 % in several periods Outcome: Price fall >90 % What happened? The short‑thesis was fundamentally correct: high debt, weak cash flow, complex structure Several short‑term rallies and “mini‑squeezes” But every positive movement was used for new shorting Why did short win? Capital requirements were continuous No sustained positive cash flow Ultimately: restructuring and massive dilution 📌 Learning: High short + structural financing risk = short has long‑term advantage 2. ESA Group / PetroNor / IOX Explorers (small OSE‑shares) Short‑interest: 10–20 % Outcome: Price fall 70–100 % What happened? Short selling signaled low confidence in accounting, governance or assets Small rallies were met by capital raises Fatal individual announcements (delays, lost licenses) 📌 Learning: In illiquid shares, high short is often an early warning, not a squeeze‑setup 3. Seadrill (2015–2017) Short‑interest: High in periods (10–20 %) Outcome: Bankruptcy / restructuring What happened? Short warned of unsustainable debt Temporary upturns during oil price rallies Ultimately, the equity was worthless 📌 Learning: Short only loses if the timeline is broken – here they were right in the end 4. SAS (2019–2023) Short‑interest: High repeatedly Outcome: Near total equity wipeout What happened? Often repriced on “turnaround‑hope” But cash flow and cost base never matched the narrative 📌 Learning: High short + chronically low profitability → shareholders lose over time 5. Wirecard (Frankfurt, but illustrative) Short‑interest: Extremely high Outcome: Share to zero Ironically: Short‑sellers were viewed with suspicion Turned out to be completely right 📌 Learning: High short can be the market's best investigation What distinguishes these from the LINK‑situation? Factor Fall‑cases Link Mobility Cash flow Negative / unstable Positive and stable✅ Capital requirements Repeated capital raises No capital raise distress ✅ Debt risk High / unbalanced Manageable ✅ Business model Cyclical / weak Structural growth (CPaaS) ✅ Event‑risk for short Low High (GF, buyback, recall) ✅ Important conclusion High short‑interest is not bullish in itself. It is bullish only when these three are met: ✅ The company survives without new capital ✅ Short lacks an “exit‑event” on the downside ✅ There are concrete triggers (GF, buyback, recalls) In: Norwegian / SAS / Seadrill → ✅(3), ❌(1) Link Mobility → ✅✅✅ Briefly summarized: Yes, many high‑short‑shares have collapsed In almost all such cases there was: - structural financing weakness - debt or need for capital raise Link lacks these characteristics Thus, Link is in the same short‑category as: Kahoot / NEL / REC (before turnaround) and not like Norwegian / SAS / Seadrill.·2 päivää sittenGreat post mister. Now it only remains for link to show organic growth!
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- ·4 t sittenJust a small heads-up before this starts, don't sell your shares when we pass 28-29, wait until at least summer or when we pass 40. Wait until the market understands that LINK is an AI-enabler. I think shorts had already anticipated some covering next week as the price loses support with the buyback program. That was before Twilio Q1. Sinch is on Thursday, high risk for shorts. Don't throw away your shares and help the short ecosystem. Even if it's small amounts, at least make your effort to make it as difficult as possible after the big mistake they made with 65 million shares, which long-term shareholders have benefited greatly from until now. The buyback program has been a success. One should beware of bellwethers, analysts, expectations, and how much the market lags behind in contrast to the general perception that it looks into the future. Comment Tigerstaden, sold a small part to speculate that the market sold down the annual report, the opposite happened. NOD and AAT, sold a small part at technical levels before Q1, continued up. Hermanrud, recommended byggMAX of all things as the great salvation in the stock market some time ago. Now the Swedes were supposed to renovate. Straight down. The gang sits in afry, knowit, talked warmly about Swedish consumption and staying away from oil and shipping. They have no clue. Thomas Nilsen in the first funds with Novo and Swedish real estate in recent years. Tomra, Telenor, Pareto bank on Friday. Expectation-wise (and that's all that matters) there is no better company than LINK on OSE now, only the most difficult part remains for small private investors. I agree with Tankster that shorting over 20% is completely insane. Sirosiro noted below here that we are not sure that ABRY lends out, and it is indeed true that we don't know for sure even if it is plausible that they have made a % of their holdings available given the situation. Folketrygdfondet and ABRY do not hand-pick individual short sellers. It goes into a gigantic lending pool populated by prime brokers like GS and JPM, who in turn hedge the stock long (we see them passing 5% holding). Folketrygdfondet's shares can be spread among everyone on Finanstilsynet's list of short > 0.5% and have a direct connection to JPM and GS appearing with over 5%. It is a middle man and a system that is distributed and optimized not to affect the market by recall; buying back shares is the last resort. Shares that are lent out can be re-lent by a new buyer. It is also geared downwards. It is a technical tree with arrows and nodes that can be changed to free up shares. It is when this system is put under pressure, when utilization goes through the roof and the associated lending rate, and many large lenders recall simultaneously, that short sellers are told to reduce, last resort prime brokers buy in the market.·3 t sitten · MuokattuIf one looks at who is selling among Norwegians, it's the small ones apart from Tigerstaden. who has probably sold 250.000 but still holds 1 mil shares, all the others on the top 50 list seem quite calm. Remember it's been so long since we were ppp towards 36 👍So if you have 1000 or 10000 shares don't sell now because that's what the Short guys are hoping for, have some patience, look more at what the big ones are doing. Tryda is completely doing its own thing by lending out shares for Short.
- ·1 päivä sitten · MuokattuTwilio was up another 24% yesterday and has thus risen closer to 30% since trading in Link closed Thursday afternoon. It will be exciting to see how this affects Link's share price on Monday. Not least, it will be interesting to see if the short sellers' algorithms take this into account or if they exclusively look at company-specific conditions in Link and remain patient through the Q1 figures🤔
- 2 päivää sitten2 päivää sittenTwilio Inc. 148.06 +7.15 (+5.07%) At close: April 30 at 4:00:02 PM EDT 178.70 +30.74 (+20.78%) Pre-Market: 4:18:45 AM EDT Dollars in millions, except per share amounts Q1 2026 Guidance | Q1 Print | Q2 Outlook Revenue $1,335 - $1,345 | $1,407 | $1,420 - $1,430 Y/Y Revenue Growth 14% - 15% | 20% | 15.5% - 16.5% Y/Y Organic Revenue Growth 10% - 11% | 16% | 10% - 11% Non-GAAP income from operations $240 - $250 | $279 | $250 - $260 Non-GAAP diluted earnings per share $1.21 - $1.26 | $1.50 | $1.27 - $1.32 Non-GAAP weighted average diluted shares outstanding 158 | 157.8 | 157 Bottom line Twilio didn’t just beat — it invalidated the “sector is weak” narrative. For Link Mobility, that means: This is no longer a macro story — it’s an execution story And that’s why the setup is interesting: If Link disappoints → downside is more justified (it’s them, not the market) If Link is even decent → you get a sharp re-rating + short covering
- ·3 päivää sitten · MuokattuI see that some are selling out for fear that the short sellers might be right. So, it might be fun to ask Copilot for examples where the short sellers WERE right and the share price plummeted. The answer was as follows: ********************************************************************** Yes – high short‑interest often ends with a price increase, but there are also many clear examples where the short‑sold got it right and the share price fell sharply. The common denominator in these cases is that fundamental problems materialized, and that no positive trigger (event, recall, capital injection) came in time. Below are relevant and instructive examples, also from the Oslo Stock Exchange. Cases where high short‑interest → sharp price fall 1. Norwegian Air Shuttle (2018–2020) Short‑interest: 15–25 % in several periods Outcome: Price fall >90 % What happened? The short‑thesis was fundamentally correct: high debt, weak cash flow, complex structure Several short‑term rallies and “mini‑squeezes” But every positive movement was used for new shorting Why did short win? Capital requirements were continuous No sustained positive cash flow Ultimately: restructuring and massive dilution 📌 Learning: High short + structural financing risk = short has long‑term advantage 2. ESA Group / PetroNor / IOX Explorers (small OSE‑shares) Short‑interest: 10–20 % Outcome: Price fall 70–100 % What happened? Short selling signaled low confidence in accounting, governance or assets Small rallies were met by capital raises Fatal individual announcements (delays, lost licenses) 📌 Learning: In illiquid shares, high short is often an early warning, not a squeeze‑setup 3. Seadrill (2015–2017) Short‑interest: High in periods (10–20 %) Outcome: Bankruptcy / restructuring What happened? Short warned of unsustainable debt Temporary upturns during oil price rallies Ultimately, the equity was worthless 📌 Learning: Short only loses if the timeline is broken – here they were right in the end 4. SAS (2019–2023) Short‑interest: High repeatedly Outcome: Near total equity wipeout What happened? Often repriced on “turnaround‑hope” But cash flow and cost base never matched the narrative 📌 Learning: High short + chronically low profitability → shareholders lose over time 5. Wirecard (Frankfurt, but illustrative) Short‑interest: Extremely high Outcome: Share to zero Ironically: Short‑sellers were viewed with suspicion Turned out to be completely right 📌 Learning: High short can be the market's best investigation What distinguishes these from the LINK‑situation? Factor Fall‑cases Link Mobility Cash flow Negative / unstable Positive and stable✅ Capital requirements Repeated capital raises No capital raise distress ✅ Debt risk High / unbalanced Manageable ✅ Business model Cyclical / weak Structural growth (CPaaS) ✅ Event‑risk for short Low High (GF, buyback, recall) ✅ Important conclusion High short‑interest is not bullish in itself. It is bullish only when these three are met: ✅ The company survives without new capital ✅ Short lacks an “exit‑event” on the downside ✅ There are concrete triggers (GF, buyback, recalls) In: Norwegian / SAS / Seadrill → ✅(3), ❌(1) Link Mobility → ✅✅✅ Briefly summarized: Yes, many high‑short‑shares have collapsed In almost all such cases there was: - structural financing weakness - debt or need for capital raise Link lacks these characteristics Thus, Link is in the same short‑category as: Kahoot / NEL / REC (before turnaround) and not like Norwegian / SAS / Seadrill.·2 päivää sittenGreat post mister. Now it only remains for link to show organic growth!
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