Beerput, your post shows reports mid and end of month. But I'm suspect of the short interest being half the daily volume. I guess it's possible with the runup, but I'd like to think it's more profit-taking than shorting. People would rather invest long when they know there's liquidity than when they fear there's heavy shorting. All I know is that if people here hold their shares into May and the announcement of the first 20,000 ton shipment, we should all be sitting very pretty. If market makers have shorted heavily in the past couple of days, their greatest fear is heavy buying and that will cause a mother of a short squeeze. And the stock in that scenario should easily race past .10 and perhaps to .15 or higher.
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