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Friday, 04/28/2017 1:01:50 PM

Friday, April 28, 2017 1:01:50 PM

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Why pyct is NOT shorted - nor NSS -

Evidence of no short 1:
Since a shorted trade is actually tracked as an FTD after three days of not being able to settle, the existence of FTDs would be a key indicator of a shorted stock. The SEC tracks trades

and if FTDs are triggered:
www.sec.gov/foia/docs/failsdata.htm

There are no FTDs registering for pyct. This means that all the trades

that are made with pyct are 100% MATCHED. Irrespective of what is claimed about trades that are not matched at the 30 second point of a trade…. The trade actually does get settled, and according to the Official SEC report, it is matched and not short. Trades have 3 days... don't fall the silly postings about a short is a short if it shows up one day... it has 3 days to settle...only after the 3 days is it registered as a true short.

Evidence of no short 2:
Investors are very savvy. When opportunity presents itself they are fast to jump on it and quick to bail on it before it goes away. If there was actually a short position we would of seen a massive influx of pyct volume. It would not take much to trigger a squeeze if there really were a massive short. During the PR campaign we have seen a few days of several hundred million shares
traded a day with pyct and still no squeeze - but what we did see is more selling pressure than buying. Which is why .0001 is a steady PPS with pyct.