Extreme Motorsports of California (EMOC)

[NextGenTrade]

Loren,

In theory yes.....in the long run. It all depends on what actions he takes to handle the shorting.

Example:

I own a company who trades at .50/share then shorting begins to occur illegally. brings stock down to .30 or something. So thinking I need to take these guys to court I have to figure out how to get 100,000 dollars in legal fees and such. So I raise the share count so I can sell off some shares to take these shorters to court. But not realizing that in order to get that $100,000 I unintentionally drove the share price to .005 or something of the sort. all in an effort to stop illegal short selling.

Thats just an example.

:)