That system of reporting short interest has been proven to be bogus. We are talking manipulated shares that won't even show on the brokerages' inventory system. They are naked, meaning not obtained legally. It's like a home owner selling a house for $50 with a mortgage of $100,000. The house still belongs to the bank and it (bank) will be required to liquidate your personal assets. Of course the MMs have many tricks and therefore will only let NWWV go after they've covered their naked shares before they get caught by a the merger play. But the short squeeze play is now on.
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