There is no data on naked shares shorted. Ortex and Finra will not show anything because naked shorters like Asher and probably Citadel shorted DBMM illegally. They created synthetic shares just as this was done for $AMC and $GME. Fail to Delivers, Counterfeit shares, same share used for several trades over and over again, delaying orders, light volume walk downs (short ladder attacks), dark pool trading........ all of these things have been used against the likes of $AMC and $GME... it is my opinion many of the same tactics were used against $DBMM as well.
With $AMC the amount of synthetic shares made was thought to be 2 billion, then that was raised to up to 6 billion, then that was thought to be as many as 12 billion....... my point is that nobody has a clear idea how many counterfeit shares were made for $AMC.
As for $DBMM, a slightly different story because they went to the grey sheets. Naked shorts or any type of short for that matter cannot cover until Pink current with no Caveat Emptor designation.
The number of synthetic naked shares to be covered when lenders present their margin calls could be what L*P initially stated.... 300 million plus.... or it could be much larger than anyone imagines. Asher and Citadel could have been naked shorting $DBMM for years, where $DBMM was struggling as a company and a going concern.
Either way.... I feel strongly that there is a significant short position outstanding in $DBMM that naked shorts will have to cover. Whether it's 300 million or 1.5 billion, or even greater..... we won't know until $DBMM starts trading in the US again. It is at that point in time we will have a better idea of what the scope of this thing really is.
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