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HERES THE PROOF TCEL MM ARE IN TROUBLE NAKED SHORTED FLOAT NOW THEY HAVE TO COVER

TCEL float has been naked shorted

what you are describing is not naked short. that is just regular daily volume that brokerages mark as sell volume and they call it short volume because in reality any sell is short volume... add up all the buy and sells in one day it will be the same.

otc is also otcx who naked shorts floats to the ground

not one single OTC trader that i have met in 20 years has even thought or implied what you posted is a naked short. so idk why that was posted.

for a better detail of what a nakedshort is refer to bottom of THIS page please


ok so now the proof that mm are covering i should not even be teaching this for free

pull out the tape for thursday and friday

and open up a trading software platform and set your chart to 5 days 1 tick

YOU MUST MAKE SURE YOUR TRADING PLATFORM DELIVERS “TICK” data UNBUNDLED

the only platform i have found to do this is TOS for IPHONE seriously

on thursdays tape go to 12:21 there are 2 sells for 322,500 notice each one volume changes now go to your thursday 1 tick chart go go 1221 you will notice 2 seperate ticks 322,500 each recorded to FINRA

now go to 15:48 theres 2 sells 970,00 each repeat the process

what you see in those two trades is a double print or a broker cashing in fees or even a broker or MM covering REGULAR SHORTED SHARES

now go to fridays tape

go to 12:36 you will see 2 sales at 449,286 the first was a mm selling as algo whiich is standard before covering any naked short .00125 the second was the covering of the naked short position

why the algo before not to hard to know why


now go to the chart and repeat the process

uh oh what happen why is there only 1 sell at 1236 for 449,286???
because the other sell was a naked short cover which is shares that do not exist so the selling and buying of naked shares do not get reported to FINRA or to a platform that shows 1 tick unbundled. a platform showing 1minute volume will show the volume but that is not the tick.








here is some naked shorting facts read my next post



https://nakedshortreport.com/what-is-naked-short-selling


What is Naked Short Selling?
Before we get into Naked Short Selling let’s understand the basic premises around short selling.
Short selling is the sale of a security that is not owned by the seller.
The motivation for short selling is an investor's belief that a stock's price will decline, enabling the short seller to buy the stock back in the future at a lower price and make a profit.
Normally, when one short sells a stock, their broker will lend them the shares to sell. The loaned stock will come from the broker's own inventory, from another one of the firm's customers, or from another brokerage firm. The shares are sold and the proceeds are credited to the short seller's account.
As payment for borrowing the shares, the short seller is charged a fee, quoted as an annualized percentage of the value of the loaned securities - i.e. a borrower of a stock with a 5% stock borrow rate will be charged $5 per year for every $100 of stock borrowed. Stock borrow rates change daily based in large part on the supply and demand to borrow that particular stock.
If the number of shares available to borrow is in short supply and/or great demand (which is often the case in highly shorted stocks), finding shares to borrow can be difficult and expensive.
A frequently asked question and outlined in our FAQ’s but let’s look at naked short selling from various perspectives.
How does naked short selling effect the stock market?
When a seller "naked short sells a stock" they do not own the shares they are selling and therefore are selling artificial shares. This is like counterfeiting a stock. This process creates an obvious unfair advantage to the seller and an imbalance in the market as the sell side is now increased with more shares – many of which are counterfeit. There is a time limit on how long the seller can sell these shares and be naked on the trade and the time limit is 3 days. This is where the RegSho rules come in and the data we track. If the sellers broker-dealer has not located a borrow to cover this short trade within 3 days they will need to purchase back the shares they have sold on the open market. This process is referred to as a "Buy In".
"When it comes to illicit short selling, the shorts win over 90% of the time"Naked Short – A license to steal?
Naked short selling is yet another creation of the securities industry and is in essence nothing more than a license to create counterfeit shares. When you are inflating the amount of stock that is outstanding in a company, this is considered counterfeiting. The rules justify the practice by saying it helps create smooth, efficient and orderly markets. Same stuff we have heard countless times around high-frequency trading, but in reality we believe this practice leads to shady characters creating unlimited supplies of counterfeit stocks which in turn results in your investment continuing to decline and you wondering why?
I am sure you here because you are a shareholder in a company that just continues to go down, and you have no idea why. Nothing material has happened but the trading doesn’t make any sense. We hear it all the times. Most CEO’s don’t even understand, and are baffled. The worst part is, good luck getting anyone to listen! There is a major epidemic going on right now with naked short selling right now.
It's funny when we hear CEO's say , I will just buy all the shares up and own the whole O/S and they wont be able to short me anymore. Really?
Read about: Global Links Corporation and see what happened when Robert Simpson purchased 100% of Global Link’s 1,158,064 shares. Then you will truly understand how the system is rigged. Back to counterfeiting…