Let me guess the shorting is from a mysterious offshore NSS shorting group. And of course there isn't any proof of any shorting - there isn't any Failures to Deliver.
In the last FINRA Bi-Weekly report in the two weeks prior to October 15th - the short interest was 45,787 shares - which was about $850.
You might want to research the $2.50 rule and a margin account - but on every OTCM scam there are always a few who posting about a short attack and it is always the insiders and stock promoters who are dumping and driving the price down.
If you have real proof of shorting - post away.
Call your broker and ask him if you can borrow 1 million shares of HJOE stock to short.
The Shorts are coming out of the wood work. They'll make good profits if this goes down again. I also don't want to hear that you cannot short a penny stock when I know you can in the OTC.