Chad, I would much rather hear that non-affiliated investors are taking profits and thus the reason for the dramatic PPS drop than to hear the stock's being shorted. Buying a stock with non-affiliated pressure is one thing, but fighting shorts is a whole other ballgame. Finra needs to come out and explain why their numbers aren't 100% correct and very very exaggerated. If I truly thought SIAF was being shorted (and I still don't believe it), I'd run for the hills, at least until the stock trades on another exchange. This will be an interesting stock to keep track of, but I'm more concerned about holding shares right now than I have been with any stock in the prior year, even with this valuation. I'm not an investor, but a trader and I just hope Belmont gets out of the picture ASAP and I sure as heck hope the stock isn't being shorted. The valuation looks very very appealing down here, but we really really need clarification from Finra about their formula, a formula that I think is total B.S.
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