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To: wallstreetbull who wrote (49943)	10/31/2025 4:17:00 PM
From: longonrefr	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 50501

Notice I never post about short interest, waste of time, ND should be ignored about short interest talk, its a never ending post chain of same short talk....and i like nd...years ago there were real short attacks, before spd ever made, but it was made and they got toasted, history that wont come back...pre product made people will short attack cause so many companies lie like crown about a product coming that never does...spd chosen by ferrari mclaren gm, different time now

To: wallstreetbull who wrote (49943)	10/31/2025 4:21:09 PM
From: N. Dixon	Respond to of 50501

Did you even read my whole post? Hedge Funds can short and own a stock. The number is a NET number. So Pocci can short 10,000 shares one day and cover 12,000 during the long shares next week. The 10,000 does not show in the 2-week number, because he closed out his position. In 1999 REFR had less than 1% short and then the squeeze changed that since they kept shorting and shorting. Bill Wexler even answering one of his follows who asked him if he should just cover when REFR went from 8 to 12. Wexler said no. He told everyone to stay the course until his own position became untenable and the stock went into the 30s. Same guys. Different year. Guess who mentioned your view of short selling not relevant? Same guy who said architecture was dead and the stock was going under $1. Was the best buy signal I ever got. Not Joann, but guess who? ND