I hope that you aren't seriously suggesting that i work for a hedge fund. I mean, did you actually listen to what you wrote? Why would ANYONE short a sub-sub-penny greysheet stock, that not only is hard to sell in the first place, but has little liquidity due to the current situation. Furthermore, the amount of stock that moves each day on average, has never really been more than $1000.. I am sorry, but no seedy hedge fund is going to bother with that. Perhaps when CKYS was actually worth more than the paper it was printed on... but not now.
According to the reporting of a "duped" company: As of 1/22/07, the Company had 200M (Float) & 700M (OS) Shares. However, according to TD, on 3/16, 382M shares were traded; on 3/20, 302M were moved; between 3/15-3/22, 898M total. I wonder who to believe.