Yes, unlike before, these dips are bringing in buyers. Not sure how much longer the shorts can hold out, but seen some get completely bankrupted before. Mackey, who USED to be on CNBC, shorted DNDN, and said their drug would not be approved even if 'it cured death'. Drug was approved, never saw his face again.
"There are times like here when shorts who have a short position at, say, $8.00 and see the stock, run like this (gap opening higher and running)--they "average up" on their short position to take advantage of the higher price--but the short interest can rise even more."
So? We are making up stories now? You are the same as the shorts.
Anyone want to borrow CVM shares, going rate is now 7,79% annualized.
Remember that with every sell order you place in any market you are actualy A Short.
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