Replies to post #15670 on Atlantic Power & Infrastructure Corp. (AWSL)

[BigBadWolf]

http://www.finra.org/industry/short-interest/short-interest-reporting-due-dates
btw any other short report data is the daily short volume and it is meaningless on it's own.The Trade cycle is Trade Date plus 3 days for settlement. Daily only shows the First leg of a transaction and doesn't reconcile based upon settlements made seconds later as the trade has yet another 3 days to settle.

hence BS sites like OTCshortreports that are for any of the investing public looking for hope or excuses,mthat is why only FINRA is the Official Short Data to be trusted
http://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/AWSL/short-sales
FINRA updated bimonthly should have the previous official data have changed

Short Selling Data
Short Interest 0 (-100%)
Feb 13, 2015
Significant Failures to Deliver No

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[Gilda99]

I've seen you mention AWSL's "earnings of $1,000,000" before. However, I've never seen any provision for the company's cost to finance its historically insolvent, cash-starved operations.

Assuming that AWSL finances its operations with the oft-mentioned PReferred shares, what did it cost AWSL to keep the company afloat and in business while the company was in the process of earning its $1,000,000 earnings?

Go AWSL, Go!
Oooohhhhh Yeeeaaaahhhhhh

Gilda

42% of todays volume was short sales. That is another 48,301 shares. Putting the total for the last 4 days to 93,000 shares sold short. Imagine if these short sales weren't there how much further up it would have went. Especially with the late afternoon walk down from .47 selling shares they did not own to get it to close at .41.

But that is ok I love a short squeeze. I am sure management has a few tricks up there sleeve to squeeze a buy in. After all they had 5 years to think what they would do better this time around.

As we recall it went from .10 to $4.84 before they had any sales. $11,000,000 in sales and $1,000,000 in earnings later I think this is going to be a GREAT summer.

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