And that is why the SEC should be using their specialists to look into it. I don't claim to be an expert in covering because I personally don't care for the whole aspect of shorting. It is just a personal preference that I don't feel you should be selling something that you don't own, even if you borrowed it. I know people do it and I know people make money thru it. Would you like it if I borrowed your car and sold it to the guy down the street, even if I replaced it in a couple of days with one that was the same make, model and year but had more mileage on it? I'm sure that the SEC has ways of looking at this and unraveling the trades to see if there was something unusual going on. It is just a matter of waiting to see what they determine at this point.