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Daily Pit Stop The shorts might pay the piper on this one Mark, Licia and I covered Nuscale Power Co

Daily Pit Stop [fstp, logo, header] March 18, 2024 [ag views, logo, header] The shorts might pay the piper on this one Mark, Licia and I covered Nuscale Power Company Inc (Ticker: SMR) today in The Ticker Show and bought a couple of calls. At this point, short sellers might have some troubles in a name with only 52 million shares floating about. The current 60 day borrow rate is over 100% annualized so if you want to short SMR, it will cost the value of the stock to do it. [stp] Reddit has found a voice for all the long punters wanting to squeeze the shorts. We owned this one in Cap Gains and rolled it into The Ticker Show. This company does have a good shot at being successful if they get their small scale tech into a nuclear reactor. The shorts might get an ouchie. - AG  [logo, pit profits] - Capitol Gains - MTC sold a SMR Aug16 7 call for 150% return - Option Pit Mentoring - OPM closed SPY Mar22/19 510 put calendars and 520 calls for 6.4% gain Want to find YOUR winning fit? 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