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Globo plc (GBO) has updated that it “continues to innovate and grow on all fronts” and that “we are confident that the successes of the first nine months of the year will continue through the remainder of 2014 and beyond”. With the shares, at 45.25p, down from more than 87p reached in October 2013 but currently up by 6.5% today to capitalise the company at £169 million, is it still wise to be short here?
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steveb3
Surely for the sake of balance you should have mentioned that Blackrock and Henderson Global who were also short in 2014, closed down their positions over the summer.