Shorts not the problem. Institutions taking some losses are. Blackrock and others lead the pack in selling. A Dead Cat Bounce is possible at any time. Selling will intensify into it. Shorts know what they're doing. And their reasons are correct.
Anyone who thinks Blackrock and others aren't selling is still sleeping behind the wheel. After a bounce, the journey to lower prices will continue.
Bloom was up over 11% when I looked 10 minutes after the open, on very heavy volume. I just looked and it was up just over 5% on almost a daily average. Course we're only an hour into the trading day and they're already at their daily average. So they've lost 6% since 9:40 this morning. Fuel cell went from about even on average volume to down one penny on heavy vine now over 10 million shares 1 hour into the day. They've got to run out of ammo at some point. I just hope I'm correct about that and about going up very quickly. 50% minimum gain in the first week when they finally stop with the BS. No way anyone can justify under $1 a share. And if they are selling a large amount of shares at this price I'm confident there's a darn good reason. That reason means big business.
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