Tuesday, November 03, 2020 12:28:43 PM
'Short Volume' as reported daily by FINRA has little or nothing to do with actual short transactions All stock transactions have a buy side, and a sell side, reported separately by FINRA (as trades rarely happen 'simultaneously'). FINRA reports the buyers side as 'long volume' and uses the term 'short volume' for the sell side. FINRA's term "Short Volume" in no way represents an actual "short transaction". Actual short transactions are only reported bi-monthly by FINRA and can be found on the OTCmarkets site. The last bi-monthly report showed a whopping $168 short for BBRW.
Anyone who cares a whit about what they have invested in this stock should not rely on the Squeeze Report or a MB for the truth. Better to Call FINRA direct and have them explain it.
By SEC rules, broker-dealers must demand a deposit of $2.50 per share before a customer can short a penny stock trading at .003. Selling short is just more MB BULLSHIT?
GLTY and JMO
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