because he can't, and there is no need, and his Broker
releases his collateral, along with his profit.
Also, some shorters cover early, like half-way down.
Just to release their collateral [and half the profits],
and then short twice as many shares, with the same collateral.
And then, after another half, they do it again.
It works great for pinks, that always keep dropping,
90+% per year, with Reverse Splits, as necessary,
until BK and/or delisting. The only problem is 'suspension'
of trading. Then, the collateral is tied up, until the
shorter [with help from his Broker] can locate shares to
buy, privately, to cover the short position.
Otherwise, he just waits. And, covers after trading resumes.
Averaging-down is profitable, for shorters, only.
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