NRD09 said:
FJ43 said:
TxAgLaw03RW said:
Does the shelf offering affect chart interpretation since days prior to the announcement were trading without knowledge of the offering, or does it help since you have some level of post-offering days to view?
Don't think it had any impact to it nor those that came in that day. Would have been a sell off if negative like we see in other circumstances.
May be OA or someone can opine on that as well.
My understanding is the purpose of the shelf offering is to free up shares to be made available in employee incentives, since they're about to have a lot more employees
A shelf offering is a way for a company to sell additional shares for funding business projects/ventures/operations. You'll normally see it as an S-1 or S-3 filing and it's an SEC requirement. So yes, this does mean that WWR will be diluting its share base, probably to fund that Bama plant project.
You will probably see a 424b filing following the shelf offering once the company is ready to sell shares on the open market. If you see things like "atm", or at the market offering on the 424, it means they'll be dumping the additional shares during/a market session.
I use this to short stocks intraday all the time. Normally it goes like this:
1). Company A puts out PR. Price per share soars on the day.
2). I go to FilingsPro or BamaSec and see a ton of current atm offerings.
3). Wait for it to top out, normally you see this at or before 9:30 EST.
4). Short on blow off move, big volume. Short the fade.
Not saying WWR can't continue to go on higher, but I bet we see some positive PR on a day and it moves up hard, tops, and then sells off hard. I'll be ready to sell my shares when the time comes. Last time it dropped a shelf and a few 424s was November/Dec 2020 and it spiked and then proceeded to fade quite a bit after that big volume big price action day.
But WWR do like to offer shares quite a bit.