Monday, October 11, 2010 11:01:39 PM
"Many stocks see spikes in short sales when the price jumps on hype. Then when it falls again, the short sales fall also. Take a look at the history of EIGH's short positions and you'll see what I mean." But if you will see in the Oct. 6th screenshot it was 11500 and the price was .3 and now its 145,000 and the price is .20. According to what you said wouldn't the short position have been higher at the higher price point. Just trying to understand what you are saying and I am not a blind long, as I don't think anyone here is, if you give a solid explanation, I will listen.
I look forward to hearing back from you.
PS- Nitwit...3 Private messages in 30 minutes and all in regards to one post. I do not have PM ability but I also have no problem with anyone emailing me at theweaver9@gmail.com. I look forward to a great correspondence.
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