Yes. IF there are shares available to borrow which isn't the case for all penny stocks. If the penny stock is listed as "hard to borrow" then there are large fees as the broker has to contact actual share owners to borrow the shares. I have no idea what the case is with ANDI as I have never looked into it. There is also plenty of naked shorting in penny stocks, however there is NOT a publication that makes accurate numbers readily available every day. I am NOT saying this stock is down due to shorting, I am just saying the continued argument that shorting penny stocks is impossible and Timothy Sykes is a made up person is not a sound argument.
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