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pothen

04/06/24 3:15 PM

#104504 RE: condor1 #104503

Let's say you guys are correct, and there is 40% short on the number of shares out there. Then conducting an audit is once again the right move. If an audit is done and the stock price starts to rise, then the short interest has to scramble to buy back the shares so that they will cover. This in essence does create a short squeeze and benefits the stock shareholder as long as they don't sell it back to them.

So even if you guys are right about the shorts, the only way to defeat them is to raise the share price and the only way for the share price to go up is to actually do a financial audit, buy back half of the float, or actually produce successfully what the company says they are going to do. Which of these, besides the useless NFTs, has AABB done?

swingingRichard

04/06/24 10:27 PM

#104512 RE: condor1 #104503

“applying the argument that distinguishes short volume from short interest.”

If that is beyond your comprehension, then you should cut your losses and buy T bills.