A Chemical Waltz: Wilshire’s Gamble Amidst Huntsman’s Plunge

The SEC filing, a document as dry as the polyurethanes Huntsman produces, revealed that First Wilshire’s third-quarter purchases had inflated its position in HUN to 1.13 million shares, valued at $10.13 million by quarter’s end. This numerical ballet was no accident of arithmetic but a calculated choreography, blending fresh acquisitions with the ebb and flow of share prices like a chemist balancing equations. The fund’s latest move, however, reads less like a scientific formula and more like a poet’s gamble-betting on a revival in a stock that has plummeted 45% over the past year, a decline so steep it would make a black swan envious.






