Translation: The single-sourced US broker makes it difficult for you to flip, as they do not accept incoming transfer of shares from another broker. So you can't flip and neither can the rest of your crew. So you can't manipulate a coordinated dump and re buy in. That's upsetting to you. So in effect, this is a consistent soaking up of the circulating supply of shares. Thus will force prices to consistently rise as market makers increasingly struggle to find shares. They weren't prepared for this either which is why you see short intrest report so high. Let see what happens when those t+2 settlement dates come due.. My bet is the price will continue to rise like a slow rumbling volcano. Kind mimics a buy back/ float lockup situation huh? The supply Is shrinking by the day and will continue to do so.