Pure and simple.. you have no proof of shorting...only your opinion and even that has no evidence to support it so it is funny when I read that you claim pyct is shorted by the BILLIONS. "otherwise" your posts are just guesses that have no market fundamentals to back you up...
Wrong again adanac...why are you stating an obvious untruth?
adanac claims: According to the US government, "there is no inflation"
Yet, The latest annual inflation rate for the United States is 1.5% through the 12 months ended March 2014, as published by the US government on April 15, 2014. http://www.bls.gov/cpi/home.htm
So for educational purposes lets review again 3 points where buying / owing pyct stock has lost traders money: 1- Lost Opportunity cost... so many more stocks fluctuate, traders want a mover not a brick. 2- Inflation eating away at a block of stale invested pyct shares...year in and year out...the value of what they purchased is worth less and less. 3- Cost of getting in and getting out... a $1000 investment in pyct at .0001 will have lost the trader approx $10 to get in and back out of (if they are lucky)... a loss of 10 bucks for each set of trades.
As a penny trader, if I fear losing money then I would park my $$$ in a savings account for 6 years instead of buying pyct and watching it sit stagnant for years and possibly never be able to get out. Traders only think this way on major market down swings.
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