On more than one occasion I've voiced the fact that lending the shares gives me the option to pull them when I feel the time is right. I've expressed it as a way NWBO investors can both make money, and help to make the squeeze worse for the shorts. Right now Fidelity won't allow me to put a buy on the stock at a price I'd consider to help in a squeeze, but I believe once we're into the $1 to $2 range they will. I'm fine with the criticism, but I have previously mentioned this strategy.
I would suspect that many here may have their shares being borrowed without making anything, and without knowing it. I know it, I know they're not borrowing all the shares they could, and I welcome the thousands I've seen from it, it permitted the purchase of additional shares.
I'll repeat my belief that the shares known to be outstanding shorts is far from the total shorts. Those we know of aren't nearly as damaging as what's hidden by the MM's and their manipulation.
I look forward to when I can routinely set trailing stop loss orders, but not until we're trading around $10 or more.
A fraction of my shares has permitted me to add roughly 8,000 shares a month, frankly if they took more shares I wouldn't mind as I'd just buy more.
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