Maybe I am just old fashion but I try not to get my investment principles from interior design websites. There are plenty of articles/publications that explain Short Sales and impact to the market. Sadly all of them require the stock to go....*drum roll*..... Down for their to be a profit.
The idea that NSS is happening means there would be FTD's because the sell has to be marked and labeled at the exchange handling the stock. So whether the NSS is local or oversea's doesn't mean anything, it all gets funneled back to the native market.
Your "concern" that an overseas brokerage firm is shorting SPRV, doesn't hold water. Lets say that a brokerage firm is in Africa decides to allow its clients access to buy and sell SPRV stock. It would have to send all orders to the Madison Stock Exchange and route it back to them. Instead lets say that they allow people to buy and sell the stock without putting orders in and just use petty cash for the transactions. That way they wouldn't interact with the Exchange and wouldn't have to file anything. This method of trading isn't legal and the US could cut off all stock trading with the company if it found out, but then you would get buys and sells unaccounted for. The point being all exchanges on that market would be unaccounted for, but wouldn't impact the Madison Stock Exchange numbers which are reported to FINRA.
So in the end, if someone was "shorting" SPRV overseas and it was having impact on the stock, it would have to be reported. PERIOD! Check FINRA website and you will find a short interest of $0.37. The idea that an oversea's brokerage does an NSS and creates stocks means their is a FTD as well.
So lastly the idea that the Madison Stock Exchange is mislabeling or not categorizing the sells correctly is a possibility. However, every exchange must have a record of stock positions and ownership. If stock mysteriously appears without authorization from the firm, it would report the FTD to FINRA bringing back its accounting to all known positions.
In the end, if their is no FTD's there is no Shorty! Assuming that one day a FTD will come up to prove your point is insanity. The "wall" at 0.0002 are the hundreds/thousands of investors wanting to get out of the old SPRV scam with orders in front of people who bought into this current dilution scam.
Stop blaming poor business decisions on myths and realize that hard work and careful planning/research will earn you more money that playing a stock lottery filled with PR. You are making the classic mistake of "I believe something so let me find other people who believe the same thing to talk to", instead of actually doing research on the entire topic.
