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Gee, I wonder if shorts have closed out....

You have to be retarded to think they have when looking at a chart like this where OVER 25% of the company has been locked up - you would think the price would have stopped dropping because of that but it's like the algo just ignores anything but what the market makers feed it.

In short (pun intended) no shorts have not closed, it would be statistically impossible for them to have done so, what has happened is all of retails buying has been pushed off exchange and everytime a PFOF buy comes in they open a short between the bid and ask and then sell you that, then they drop the price which makes you panic sell / trigger stop losses.

We haven't been selling, so the only action the algo has is to keep opening shorts when we buy shares. This is the WHOLE point of PFOF and why it should be banned.