No, that's false as well. There's a huge difference between short volume which you're quoting, and actual short interest. The CNXS short interest is still 10,000 shares, there will be no CNXS short squeeze, that's nonsensical. FYI, Short Interest is the only report that reveals actual short positions taken, that number is 10k, or $6.00 worth.
The number you're providing is short volume, it's meaningless - It doesn't show anything, It's just a trade in which the broker could not immediately deliver physical stock on an order but still had a locate. The transaction until physical delivery by regulation must be marked short, but the trade itself takes only a matter of seconds. As I've already explained, unless the trade takes place at a broker/dealer that can handle both sides of the trade there will always be a short interest until settlement but the broker is still required to meet all other SHO regs which means No short selling.
There are no FTDs here therefore no significant NSS and certainly no abusive NSS. All trade transactions and reporting are through a US SRO, there are no ways around it.
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