lakers17; Thats because Cornell doesn't actually do the short-selling on their clients stock, they have other Hedge Funds that do that for them. It would be against the law for Cornell to short a client that signed a SEDA with them, so they have back-door deals with other Hedge Funds that U never hear about and Cornell will never admit to either, but they are there, and I guarantee that what we saw Fri. was some shorts leaving the scene, I don't really care whether you agree with me, I know what I'm talking about here, not just guessing about it, I can't prove to you what I'm saying, but I know it's true.
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