What are they talking about?Aphria Inc. shares have recovered all the losses that followed a short-seller attack in early December. The stock was trading at $11.38, a gain of 13 per cent, at 1 p.m. in Toronto. The shares exceeded their Nov. 30 closing price of $10.51 for the first time since short sellers Quintessential Capital Management and Hindenburg Research accused Aphria of buying assets from insiders at inflated prices. The stock lost more than half of its value in the three days following the short report. *********"""""""Even with the rebound, Aphrias shares are still trading 27 per cent below the price Green Growth Brands Inc. has proposed to pay for the company in an unsolicited takeover bid. Thats the second-widest gap of 107 pending buyout deals tracked by Bloomberg."""""******** Green Growth is flexible and open to negotiations on the bid, Chief Executive Officer Peter Horvath told Bloomberg, acknowledging theres a chance the offer might change. Short-seller Quintessential tweeted earlier this month that its moving on to new projects after Aphria CEO Vic Neufeld said hed step down in the coming months. _________________________________________ Seems BNN needs to proof read a little better.... note the highlighted paragraph