Reconnaissance Energy Africa Ltd (RECAF)

$0.73 -0.10 (-12.53%)
Market Cap N/A
Revenue (ttm) 0.00
Net Income (ttm) 0.00
EPS (ttm) N/A
PE Ratio N/A
Forward PE N/A
Profit Margin 0.00%
Debt to Equity Ratio N/A
Volume 2,293,209
Avg Vol 1,499,370
Day's Range N/A - N/A
Shares Out N/A
Stochastic %K 58%
Beta N/A
Analysts Strong Buy
Price Target N/A

Company Profile

Reconnaissance Energy Africa Ltd., a junior oil and gas company, engages in exploration and development of oil and gas properties in Namibia and Botswana. The company holds a 90% interest in a petroleum exploration license located in Namibia; and 100% working interest in a petroleum license located in northwestern Botswana, as well as an agreement for a joint exploration project in Angola. Reconnaissance Energy Africa Ltd. is headquartered in Calgary, Canada.

Industry: Oil & Gas E&P
Sector: Energy
Address:
635 – 8 th Avenue SW, Calgary, Canada
TheHornedBull
TheHornedBull Jan. 15 at 10:28 PM
$RECAF POST #5 — “What a Forced Buy‑In REALLY Means (Plain English)” A forced buy‑in happens when a short seller can’t deliver the shares they sold: Their borrow was recalled They can’t re‑locate Borrow availability is zero They’ve failed to deliver too long When that happens, the broker has no choice. They must: 1. Go into the open market 2. Buy REAL shares — not synthetic ones 3. At ANY price that exists 4. And charge the short seller the full bill They don’t negotiate. They don’t wait. They don’t get a discount. They sweep every layer of liquidity: Displayed asks, Hidden orders, Dark pools, Market‑maker inventory If the book is thin, they climb the ladder. If someone has shares posted at $5 or $10 — and the broker needs size — those orders can get hit. If they can’t locate shares to settle, brokers Must buy whatever real shares exist — at whatever price is available. That’s why high‑priced bait orders matter, because they are liquidity ladder a buy‑in must climb when lower levels are empty!
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reco2point0
reco2point0 Jan. 15 at 10:28 PM
$RECAF Everything THB says below about the short situation is true. BUT, I have a thought of what may be happening. The shorters are super panic and are counting their chickens before they hatch. Meaning the shorters are also the brokers, they aren't going to make any short calls and they have 3 days to settle any orders. So they spending their 30 million shares due to the first two days this week gains. They could not allow it to continue and are now doing everything illegally knowing nothing will happen to them. It's in black and white how do they short 1M+ shares today when there are ZERO shares to borrow, by NAKED SHORTING. REMEDY: This would be the perfect situation for Brian to drop the nuke on them Monday and NOT CLOSE THE DEAL. I know this won't happen but wouldn't that be great! Talk about putting an end to it, this would put an end to them in total.
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Jimmyjack12
Jimmyjack12 Jan. 15 at 10:17 PM
$RECAF
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TheHornedBull
TheHornedBull Jan. 15 at 10:03 PM
$RECAF POST #4 — “The Bottom Line: Shorts Are Cornered” Combine the facts: 60%+ borrow fee Zero availability Heavy synthetic use two days in a row Thin volume today Borrow recalls likely This isn’t a squeeze — yet. But it is a stressed, expensive, fragile short structure. They can still walk it intraday. They cannot sustain multi‑day suppression without borrow. They cannot absorb real buying pressure. They cannot afford to lose their borrow. The cost of staying short just became the story.
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TheHornedBull
TheHornedBull Jan. 15 at 10:01 PM
$RECAF Borrow Is a Nightmare for Shorts” At 60% interest: Holding a short position becomes expensive Rolling the borrow becomes risky Losing the borrow becomes catastrophic Any recall forces them to cover at market Any failed delivery risks a forced buy‑in A forced buy‑in means the broker must: Go into the market Buy real shares at any price Deliver them Charge the short seller the full bill That’s how you get sudden vertical candles with no news.
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TheHornedBull
TheHornedBull Jan. 15 at 9:59 PM
$RECAF POST #2 — “Zero Availability = No Fresh Ammo” Borrow availability has been pinned at 0 all day, with only tiny 1,000‑share flickers. Zero availability means: Shorts can’t reload They can’t scale synthetic supply They can’t repeat the Wednesday/Thursday attack They’re stuck maintaining positions at 60% interest This is the exact environment where: FTDs rise Re‑locates fail Borrow recalls happen Forced buy‑ins become possible The structure is fragile now.
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TheHornedBull
TheHornedBull Jan. 15 at 9:56 PM
$RECAF POST #1 — “Borrow Fee Just Hit 60% — What That Actually Means” RECAF’s borrow fee didn’t just “go up.” It exploded from 16% this morning to 60.75% intraday. That’s not normal. That’s not cosmetic. That’s not a rounding error. A 60% borrow fee means: Borrow supply is gone Shorts are paying a massive premium just to stay alive New shorting is basically shut down Every hour they hold costs them real money This is what a stressed short book looks like.
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BrownsDawg95
BrownsDawg95 Jan. 15 at 9:29 PM
$RECAF screw it....I will keep loading.
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Bluemoon8
Bluemoon8 Jan. 15 at 9:29 PM
$RECAF I seen this action on Reco stock before with the shorts. You get couple really good days follow by short attack bring the stock back down to prior to the run. It almost feels like a short game they buy help drive up the stock and then short it back down hoping investors get scared and sell. Looks like last 4 days are a wash.
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Pampatrader2
Pampatrader2 Jan. 15 at 9:23 PM
$RECAF Proof that RECAF's a Fractal Stock. It produce similar repeatable patterns in different amplitudes and inversions. Cup and Handle / Ascending and Descending Triangles are popular and always present... Occasional Head and Shoulders pop up too but take a long time to form. The more you understand RECAF the more control you have on where to buy and help your average down + accumulation. Use the shorts toy your gain. You know what is coming... Oil Quantity and Quality will define soon.
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TheHornedBull
TheHornedBull Jan. 15 at 10:28 PM
$RECAF POST #5 — “What a Forced Buy‑In REALLY Means (Plain English)” A forced buy‑in happens when a short seller can’t deliver the shares they sold: Their borrow was recalled They can’t re‑locate Borrow availability is zero They’ve failed to deliver too long When that happens, the broker has no choice. They must: 1. Go into the open market 2. Buy REAL shares — not synthetic ones 3. At ANY price that exists 4. And charge the short seller the full bill They don’t negotiate. They don’t wait. They don’t get a discount. They sweep every layer of liquidity: Displayed asks, Hidden orders, Dark pools, Market‑maker inventory If the book is thin, they climb the ladder. If someone has shares posted at $5 or $10 — and the broker needs size — those orders can get hit. If they can’t locate shares to settle, brokers Must buy whatever real shares exist — at whatever price is available. That’s why high‑priced bait orders matter, because they are liquidity ladder a buy‑in must climb when lower levels are empty!
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reco2point0
reco2point0 Jan. 15 at 10:28 PM
$RECAF Everything THB says below about the short situation is true. BUT, I have a thought of what may be happening. The shorters are super panic and are counting their chickens before they hatch. Meaning the shorters are also the brokers, they aren't going to make any short calls and they have 3 days to settle any orders. So they spending their 30 million shares due to the first two days this week gains. They could not allow it to continue and are now doing everything illegally knowing nothing will happen to them. It's in black and white how do they short 1M+ shares today when there are ZERO shares to borrow, by NAKED SHORTING. REMEDY: This would be the perfect situation for Brian to drop the nuke on them Monday and NOT CLOSE THE DEAL. I know this won't happen but wouldn't that be great! Talk about putting an end to it, this would put an end to them in total.
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Jimmyjack12
Jimmyjack12 Jan. 15 at 10:17 PM
$RECAF
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TheHornedBull
TheHornedBull Jan. 15 at 10:03 PM
$RECAF POST #4 — “The Bottom Line: Shorts Are Cornered” Combine the facts: 60%+ borrow fee Zero availability Heavy synthetic use two days in a row Thin volume today Borrow recalls likely This isn’t a squeeze — yet. But it is a stressed, expensive, fragile short structure. They can still walk it intraday. They cannot sustain multi‑day suppression without borrow. They cannot absorb real buying pressure. They cannot afford to lose their borrow. The cost of staying short just became the story.
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TheHornedBull
TheHornedBull Jan. 15 at 10:01 PM
$RECAF Borrow Is a Nightmare for Shorts” At 60% interest: Holding a short position becomes expensive Rolling the borrow becomes risky Losing the borrow becomes catastrophic Any recall forces them to cover at market Any failed delivery risks a forced buy‑in A forced buy‑in means the broker must: Go into the market Buy real shares at any price Deliver them Charge the short seller the full bill That’s how you get sudden vertical candles with no news.
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TheHornedBull
TheHornedBull Jan. 15 at 9:59 PM
$RECAF POST #2 — “Zero Availability = No Fresh Ammo” Borrow availability has been pinned at 0 all day, with only tiny 1,000‑share flickers. Zero availability means: Shorts can’t reload They can’t scale synthetic supply They can’t repeat the Wednesday/Thursday attack They’re stuck maintaining positions at 60% interest This is the exact environment where: FTDs rise Re‑locates fail Borrow recalls happen Forced buy‑ins become possible The structure is fragile now.
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TheHornedBull
TheHornedBull Jan. 15 at 9:56 PM
$RECAF POST #1 — “Borrow Fee Just Hit 60% — What That Actually Means” RECAF’s borrow fee didn’t just “go up.” It exploded from 16% this morning to 60.75% intraday. That’s not normal. That’s not cosmetic. That’s not a rounding error. A 60% borrow fee means: Borrow supply is gone Shorts are paying a massive premium just to stay alive New shorting is basically shut down Every hour they hold costs them real money This is what a stressed short book looks like.
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BrownsDawg95
BrownsDawg95 Jan. 15 at 9:29 PM
$RECAF screw it....I will keep loading.
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Bluemoon8
Bluemoon8 Jan. 15 at 9:29 PM
$RECAF I seen this action on Reco stock before with the shorts. You get couple really good days follow by short attack bring the stock back down to prior to the run. It almost feels like a short game they buy help drive up the stock and then short it back down hoping investors get scared and sell. Looks like last 4 days are a wash.
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Pampatrader2
Pampatrader2 Jan. 15 at 9:23 PM
$RECAF Proof that RECAF's a Fractal Stock. It produce similar repeatable patterns in different amplitudes and inversions. Cup and Handle / Ascending and Descending Triangles are popular and always present... Occasional Head and Shoulders pop up too but take a long time to form. The more you understand RECAF the more control you have on where to buy and help your average down + accumulation. Use the shorts toy your gain. You know what is coming... Oil Quantity and Quality will define soon.
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skander76
skander76 Jan. 15 at 9:08 PM
$RECAF I’m scared and ready to sell. Oh wait… NO I’M NOT.
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Pampatrader2
Pampatrader2 Jan. 15 at 9:03 PM
$RECAF SHORTS Collateral:
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Pampatrader2
Pampatrader2 Jan. 15 at 9:03 PM
$RECAF Longs collateral:
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loneranger777
loneranger777 Jan. 15 at 9:01 PM
$RECAF Just like deer hunting set long enough and the bucks come by
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ReaIAlpha
ReaIAlpha Jan. 15 at 9:00 PM
$RECAF 2 followers 2014 account Paid troll id
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Pampatrader2
Pampatrader2 Jan. 15 at 8:54 PM
$RECAF
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Gresham44
Gresham44 Jan. 15 at 8:54 PM
$RECAF INVEST LONG….. & PROSPER 🛢️🛢️🛢️ More than Ever
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Pampatrader2
Pampatrader2 Jan. 15 at 8:46 PM
$RECAF Near NEW MOON (JAN 18th.) is usually a Spike up Zone. Problem: Monday's the 19th. it's a holiday, U.S. markets will be closed. Another incomplete week after a long holiday's season.
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JosephOfEgypt
JosephOfEgypt Jan. 15 at 8:43 PM
$RECAF WoW WOW WoW Almost 61% Interest rate to borrow and bet against this stock. Sounds extremely expensive to me.. 😲
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relaxingfool
relaxingfool Jan. 15 at 8:43 PM
$RECAF Plenty posts here about shorts this and shorts that. Why are people posting things as facts that they can't really know?
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gain100percent
gain100percent Jan. 15 at 8:42 PM
$RECAF anyone got the current number of shares outstanding? Wondering if the new shares has been added
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MuzunguZanz
MuzunguZanz Jan. 15 at 8:34 PM
$RECAF All these bashers are working for the HF and probably a few for our financing institutions . How this sht is allowed really boggles my mind.
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