Sorry Patchman, not even close to the average. You neglected to mention that Thursday saw a short volume to total volume ratio of over 75%. Also neglecting mention of how many days in the last month where the ratio of short volume to total volume was in excess of 50%.
In the last 17 trading days, 10 of those 17 days have had a ratio in excess of 50%, meaning that the shorts are shorting more than half the traded volume. Also interesting is the distribution of the data.
Out of the last 134 trading days, there have been 17 days where that ratio has exceeded 50%. Funny, 14 of those 17 days all fall within the last 35 trading days. That shows that this stock is being heavily accumulated, and the naked shorts are having to increasing short more to fight its price rise. Notice Pike bought another 20 million shares this week? Tack up another 40-100 million dollars in liabilities for the criminal enterprise.
Either the regulators are going to get involved and tell shorty he can’t add to his growing liability, or the liability is going to continue to grow up until the point SPNG files their 10k. The regulators failure to act, is directly responsible for the fact that hundreds of millions, perhaps even a billion dollars worth of new liabilities which the Naked Shorting hedge funds do not have enough to cover. So the BD’s, MM’s and perhaps even their insurance company which is government backed now, will be picking up the tab. For this reason, I feel it important to ask you contact the treasury department about this fraud, thank you.
I have been writing countless emails and making call after call to try to expose just what is happening here, and how that each day in which the regulators fail to stop shorty from adding to his position, the blow up gets that much worse.
Heres the data if you care to look
Ratio
(SHORT VOLUME/ TOTAL VOLUME)
02/26/10 43.6
02/25/10 76.5
02/24/10 59.8
02/23/10 63.9
02/22/10 24.4
02/19/10 56.1
02/18/10 62.8
02/17/10 60.1
02/16/10 39.8
02/12/10 66.5
02/11/10 16.7
02/10/10 14.5
02/09/10 46.7
02/08/10 65.5
02/05/10 68.0
02/04/10 27.8
02/03/10 53.6
02/02/10 36.8
02/01/10 29.9
01/29/10 29.2
01/28/10 38.8
01/27/10 30.0
01/26/10 67.2
01/25/10 22.5
01/22/10 22.5
01/21/10 29.7
01/20/10 44.7
01/19/10 33.8
01/15/10 31.4
01/14/10 45.6
01/13/10 69.2
01/12/10 63.5
01/11/10 47.0
01/08/10 37.9
01/07/10 52.2
01/06/10 39.4
01/05/10 35.2
01/04/10 42.7
12/31/09 22.8
12/30/09 19.8
12/29/09 22.8
12/28/09 36.2
12/24/09 45.3
12/23/09 31.1
12/22/09 46.1
12/21/09 46.8
12/18/09 25.7
12/17/09 47.5
12/16/09 37.3
12/15/09 44.6
12/14/09 42.2
12/11/09 29.4
12/10/09 44.0
12/09/09 36.4
12/08/09 39.8
12/07/09 47.1
12/04/09 28.2
12/03/09 34.4
12/02/09 33.4
12/01/09 26.7
11/30/09 37.5
11/27/09 50.0
11/25/09 41.7
11/24/09 24.9
11/23/09 46.0
11/20/09 40.2
11/19/09 36.3
11/18/09 37.8
11/17/09 28.8
11/16/09 18.6
11/13/09 63.5
11/12/09 33.6
11/11/09 23.2
11/10/09 48.8
11/09/09 45.4
11/06/09 41.1
11/05/09 33.2
11/04/09 27.2
11/03/09 50.0
11/02/09 41.4
10/30/09 38.8
10/29/09 47.7
10/28/09 43.3
10/27/09 59.3
10/26/09 13.7
10/23/09 14.4
10/22/09 19.8
10/21/09 19.3
10/20/09 13.0
10/19/09 6.7
10/02/09 43.0
10/01/09 36.0
09/30/09 45.6
09/29/09 31.1
09/28/09 27.6
09/25/09 25.6
09/24/09 26.2
09/23/09 22.6
09/22/09 27.6
09/21/09 25.2
09/18/09 31.9
09/17/09 29.1
09/16/09 33.5
09/15/09 35.3
09/14/09 34.9
09/11/09 29.8
09/10/09 33.3
09/09/09 27.8
09/08/09 24.5
09/04/09 26.2
09/03/09 21.2
09/02/09 28.0
09/01/09 22.2
08/31/09 23.5
08/28/09 30.5
08/27/09 32.5
08/26/09 27.0
08/25/09 27.7
08/24/09 34.9
08/21/09 29.6
08/20/09 32.6
08/19/09 36.3
08/18/09 27.6
08/17/09 35.6
08/14/09 23.5
08/13/09 36.9
08/12/09 18.1
08/11/09 36.8
08/10/09 32.4
08/07/09 22.7
08/06/09 36.7
08/05/09 32.3
08/04/09 26.0
08/03/09 29.1
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