RE:RE:RE:RE:SurveyFor example from April 15 to 30, approx 500,000 shares were shorted - essentially sold into a price rally. That makes no sense unless somebody is hell bent to lose money ... or has another motive. Generally stocks are shorted in weak periods, bad news or declining prices - not price rallies. My best guess is the relentless shorting is pressure to force management to accept some type of buyout deal or force a marriage of companies. Alamos would fit that profile because of Magino's proximity to their mine. Anybody care to venture another explanation?