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Be careful when relying on daily short volume reports. That information is not what you think it is. You need to use the L2 and T&S reports to estimate naked short volumes. My estimate is that we gained about 150K short shares today.
That said one MM was frantically covering this afternoon, which is why we saw the fireworks this afternoon. There was also a fair amount of retail sales into that flurry (though ETRF seemed to be shorting to facilitate)
Just checked and there were over 500k shares shorted today. Just as we expected
Looks like this one is primed for the next leg up. Huge buys coming in
Appreciate you- let’s do this OXYS!
Looking over the recent history on the shorting. Yesterday shaped up to be very similar to last Tuesday. I am guessing things will brew today and really start percolating towards the end of the week.
I sure believe so. MMs did a good job covering shorts on Friday and relieved some of the pressure. But we are still running at 1.25M shares short. ETRF continues to be antsy. Today was a stalemate...and the shorts roll another day deeper :)
Is there gas left in the tank on this one?
Yeah slow day but feel it will have another breakout this week.
It’s a good sleep aid watching this, I picked up some in the low 5’s this morning. Waiting for the next run, hopefully.
I hate that question. It COULD go to $30 pps if all the stars align in perfect order - but they never do (at least not when I am involved)
Most likely this could go as high as 0.25-0.30. They key is how much buzz is generated when this starts to squeeze. If a lot of new investors jump onboard they can propel this pretty far. If it’s just the MMs covering their position the pop won’t be as big
Your honest opinion where do you think the PPS can go?
Second half of next week or first half of the following week. Unless we continue to have volume like today where volume is about one eighth of the float! Higher the volume, faster the squeeze.
No problem. I have to keep track so I know when to double down. Right now they are covering shorts with their short dives, but that just delays the problem for the MMs as they are buying short at higher prices. Their cover lag is now up to five days, as that approaches thirteen, the real fun starts.
Did you see the games ETRF was playing today? Sitting on the bid at 0.0515 and on the ask at 0.639 with over a penny gap? That lasted for over an hour and almost no shares shook loose! ETRF has figured out that it is between a rock and a hard place. The others have not.
Oh the games they play!
Kalister......thank you for all you do tracking these.
I think next week could get crazy
I am tracking 1.3M short as of this morning with a 5 day lag. ETRF may have addressed there problem, but others have not. Expect more craziness going into the weekend!
Yeah it looks like there were close to 400k short today
At one point someone had a ask at 0.640. I put in a ask of 17K shares at 0.639 and it came up on L2 at 27K shares ETRF at 0.639. The ask got hit for 10K shares. ETRF got 9,999 shares, I got hit for 1 share.
I had total short shares at around 1.3Mil as of 0900 this morning going back approximately 5 days so I knew there would be some antics to cover starting soon. When ETRF jumped my bid by 9,999 shares, I quickly adjusted, sold and waited for the short dive. Will review the logs tonight to see where we are short wise, but I am guessing we will be back in the 0.06-0.07 range by the end of the week.
Oh the games they play.
It looks like you were right about ETRF after buys came in end of the days he tried to cover then last second painted the bid so it showed closing at .0405 instead of .0625
Yeah several MMs they have been covering each others Naked Shorts. Then you have that Yoga full contact dude that gets paid to scare people. He has switched his attention over to harassing people on the MGTI board for now.
I have been keeping track. Short interest usually will show about 30% on most stocks.
Be careful. That report doesn’t tell you what it thinks it does. Need to track shorts the old fashioned way (pen and paper with the trade log).
I am guessing it was ETRF the way he was dancing with my ask yesterday and today. He was very nervous...
Yup. MM covering their short position.
Alright so nothing major. Someone hit the bid for about 400k today.
???? Someone making money off of OXYS....
Thanks for sharing this. Looks like there are shorts and could have to cover soon.
384,000 shorts as of last FINRA report: http://otce.finra.org/ESI
Yesterday's short data has been updated. Looks like shorts are being less aggressive. We could see a short squeeze soon. Updated numbers found at http://regsho.finra.org/FORFshvol20180509.txt scroll down to OXYS to see yesterdays numbers.
Really? Support an actual short interest position...explain how IB hasn't sold a single share short in over 2 years, share with us where the shares are coming from....don't worry, we can wait for the reference to the clearly wrong and pumpalicious reference to the OTCshortreport...good luck if you ever try trading, until then, best to Teacup..
Those has zero to do with short squeezes, just P and Ds...zero shorts here, literally, just front running pump noise, supported by all facts...track volume before the message pump started, clearly a front run, clearly a low volume, low interest pump, same with the other 2 losers they're pumping....the other 2 losers are actually diluting though, this turd is dead, deregistered, non existent
May 8th out of 427,028 shares traded 64,215 was short. So most of it looks like profit taking.
Many Shares Short - PROVEN FACT backed up by links to the actual data. Take a few more Sykes courses and you might actually break even and learn something on this one.
Hilarious...not a single short, supported by all facts. Ask Teacup for a new script, he's better than that....
I like investing in turd pumps. Thanks for making me aware.
Have a great day!
Invest is the wrong word. But, anything under $300K in volume is basically illiquid. In the history of the OTC for stocks in this range, there have been somewhere between 0 and 2 short squeezes ever. Anyone saying otherwise is saying only to sell their paper before the predictable low volume run up. The more they cheerlead, the more they sell. But, you can watch their pump range and flip for pennies for small share amounts. Otherwise, hope you get in on the first wave of their messages before they dump. Or, ask to get in their chat room, you'll get a hint of what they front run next. Otherwise, stay away, enjoy the comedy. The group is currently being compensated for 2 other long running turd pumps, also tight ranges, low volume, but, having the shares before they run it up is their advantage. Plus, it takes that long to dump their and the companies garbage. Entertaining though, never a good sign when the only script is "short", but that's all they've got, supported by all DD, quite comedic. If there was a single short, they'd share something other than OTCshortreport, which, means nothing...maybe even reference RegSho....or, discuss their massive delinquency, massive lawsuits, FDA banishment of product, or, maybe even the kid the company killed...
Trading about $50,000/day
Hilarious...but, The ladies at APS don't pump until it's already up almost the full amount on pathetic volume...that's why it's called a front run pump and dump....fortunately, the volume is so pathetic no one really cares, just the one pump chump ladies of APS failing, as always..
Yea your right. I was way off. I will give your perspective the merit it deserves and adjust accordingly. I am sure the other three posters in the room will do something similar.
I am so glad you stumbled upon this tiny little forum.
Zero shorts, actual traders realize that...anyone thinking otherwise is just doing their best to print worthless paper from this failed, nonexistent entity...only down another 12%, I bet everyone was wishing they were short.
Hahhahhaha so you are the shorter. You lost your job I bet.
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OxySure Systems, Inc. (OXYS) is a medical technology company that focuses on the design, manufacture, and distribution of specialty respiratory and medical solutions. The company pioneered a safe and easy--to-use solution to produce medically pure (USP) oxygen from inert powders. The company owns numerous issued patents and patents pending on this technology which is designed to make the provision of emergency oxygen safer, more accessible, and easier to use than traditional oxygen provision systems.
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Compressed Cylinders
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Already Approved
Model 615 has already been cleared by the U.S. Food & Drug Administration for over-the-counter (OTC) sale without the need for a prescription, and is already in the commercialization phase.
Recurring Revenue Model
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Increase Sales to Existing and New Customers
Introduce New Products / Services and Channels
Pursue Market Catalysts
Marketing support:
Outlook
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Management Team
Julian T. Ross, MBA, Chairman & CEO
Julian T. Ross is the OxySure founder, technology developer (holds 9 patents), and CEO. He has more than 25 years of experience in technology, manufacturing, and finance. He has managed development of production capabilities, partnerships and alliances, managed the development of sales, distribution and licensing partnerships, raised in excess of $14 million in debt and equity to fund operations, and took OXYS public in 2011 through an S-1 registration with the Securities and Exchange Commission. Ross’ other experience includes: roll-up, technology companies; $315 million high yield debt offering (Merrill Lynch/Salomon Brothers in lead, plus Deutsche Morgan Grenfell, Nomura Securities).
Jeremy “Jerry” Jones, Director
Jeremy Jones has more than 35 years in healthcare leadership. He was former chairman/CEO of Apria Healthcare (sold to Blackstone for $1.7 billion) and chairman of On Assignment (ASGN), a $1.3 billion healthcare services leader. His current and former boards include: CombiMatrix Corp. (CBMX); Byram Healthcare Centers Inc. (chairman); (3) Lifecare Solutions, Inc. (chairman) (4) US Labs, Inc. (acquired by Lab Corp in 2005; (5) Cardium Healthcare (acquired by CenCorp Health in 2006). He was formerly chairman of the Health Industry Distributors Association (HIDA) and is founding chairman of the Home Oxygen Services Coalition. He has also received the Dr. Jonas Salk Memorial Mentor in Medicine Award from the March of Dimes.
Vicki Jones, MBA, Director
Don Reed, BA, BS – Director
Dr. Vincent Mosesso, Jr., MD, FACEP – Advisory Board
Dr. James R. Winn, MD – Advisory Board
Dr. Thomas D. Franklin, Jr. – Advisory Board
Dr. Jonathan E. Burke, DMD – Advisory Board
Dr. R. Dean White, D.D.S., M.S. – Advisory Board
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