Actually, during the largest percentage increase this stock has had in it existence from 35 cents to 3.58, and specifically when it crossed a dollar on its way to $3.58, it landed immediately on the SEC's SHO list. That means, like most other stocks we see, that hedge funds and thieving market makers had to naked short the stock in an attempt to hold back and stunt the momentum any way they could. In the first instance, there was a hedge fund holding a large short position and they got squeezed. Funny how all this naked shorting began to happen. It has happened twice since, both as volume and price increases were seen, where it landed on the SHO list.
Everyone is encouraged as has been discussed, to protect their shares. We are working diligently on this end to get FINRA involved to put a stop to the market makers that are blocking the stock with 5000 share lots and right handing them into Westminster's account. Enough manipulation. They can buy them at $2.00 like everyone else.