Let me explain this to you once and for all.
No, I am never short. And I hardly trade the stock at all. I may buy a few or sell a few when I rebalance my portfolio, or when I need the money. But that never happens based on sentiment or short term developments. So there is zero correlation between what I post (on a given day) and how many shares I own. I especially do not trade when I post warnings because that would be unethical IMO (even though I think it will have no effect on the share price whatsoever).
My last trade was a couple of weeks ago. I bought 3k for 0.70.
I post the warnings when we have dumpers coming. Or, when there is a certain risk, hidden. And simply make obvious what some of us already know. In the interest of truth, and transparency. Why? Because it's better to get the bad news out there. It's better to have an explanation, then to keep guessing. And, to send a message to management that things need to change.
You could call it the opposite of sweeping things under the rug.
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