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VeronicaFox

05/15/19 4:11 PM

#108596 RE: imadeit #108593

The link provided is to Short VOLUME, that’s completely different than short INTEREST, they’re not the same - it has nothing to do with FINRA. Short volume as stated is meaningless as it only represents partial data. The FTD data after settlement would need to be posted as well in order to understand the full picture.

Fact is the OTCShortReport.com is a stock promotion website and newsletter operated for the benefit of company insiders and their promoters who want investors to believe that short squeeze / short covering will raise the price of the stock or to explain why the stock is dropping in price. OTCShortReport is just playing on investors non-understanding of the shorting issue to make them believe that something is happening that is in fact NOT.


A few points in their Disclaimer:

- OtcShortReport.com lists promoters and companies for informational purposes only and does not recommend any promoter or company listed within.
- OtcShortReport.com may receive a fee from promoters listed within for the listing only, not for promotion or advertising of any companies listed within.
- OtcShortReport.com and its affiliates, officers, directors and employees intend to buy and sell shares in any company mentioned within and may profit in the event those shares rise in value. Whether or not you are an experienced investor you should always consult with a broker before purchasing or selling any securities viewed on http://www.otchshortreport.com and its affiliates, officers, directors and employees are also not attorneys so please consult an attorney for an opinion on anything viewed within.
- OtcShortReport.com has been compensated up to $1,000 for each banner ad appearing on this site. The content of banner ads is provided by the company featured in the ad.

work-n-hard

05/15/19 4:15 PM

#108597 RE: imadeit #108593

You do know that the website you posted has ZERO to do with the OTC or Finra, right?
The daily shows inter-day second to second "shorting".
All it takes to show up on the "short report" is for a MM#1 to receive an order for 100 shares, he then completes the sales without actually having the shares. Within seconds, he turns to MM#2 and says "I need 100 shares", and because MM#2 is trying to sell millions of shares, he says " hell ya, come back any time, I've got plenty ".
And that qualifies as 100 shares shorted.
Happens all day every day all over the OTC.
In other words, experienced traders know it's a BS site used to create a "short" narrative that isn't actually happening. Just fooling the less experienced into thinking that it's not really a dumping scam.