No it wouldn't. You'll find your buys underwater soon enough and I guarantee that because it's obvious at this point their strategy revolves around using peoples' own buys against them, indirectly scalping a few cents off each share of your purchase via their cover/short recycling methodology.
Stop buying. Don't sell what you have, but stop buying. No trade activity => no profit from recycling => it becomes unprofitable to remain short.
Still waiting to see any semblance of redacted proof for these suicidal buys. I've asked a few times now over the last couple of days. I'm even leaving the door open to Photoshopped proof, lol.
If by your own admission you're so sure there won't be any dilution, then you have no reason to worry about them laddering the price down if you don't buy because that only impacts the company's ability to raise capital. No dilution and you're not selling, right?
And if they did ladder it down, that would also mean you get to buy more at a lower price later, no?
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