I'm not suggesting that. Just saying that USAA will not let us put a sell limit order for more than $5 on top of current market price. So you could put a sell limit order in for $7.32 right now and those shares would be locked up and unavailable for the suggested "borrowing" that some have given evidence to. If $7.32 is no where near your sell point then you need to monitor the stock price frequently so that if it does shoot up near those levels you will have to cancel that order and reset it to a higher limit price being $5 or maybe $10 once it starts trading higher, above the current market price until the stock reaches the levels you are willing sell.
I've done a transfer before. Is it something you would consider? Either way.... maybe a GTC will work. Ask them if that secures the shares. Others who are more familiar with short and naked shorts and various account types or brokers may be able to chime in. As long as we all work together with a concerted, arm in arm effort the result will be huge for all of us. This is where retailers work the float.
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