Stan Larson will probably convert preferred shares into common shares, which he probably has a zero cost basis in, and sell it to any MM's that are short. That will prevent any squeezes or buy ins from happening.
This company has a penchant for increasing the float rapidly and without registering stock in a transparent fashion. Don't be surprised if the public float is 200 million shares by year end-and that would crush shareholders-again.
Leopards don't change their spots, and FLRE management has proved time and again that the shareholders of this company receive no consideration.