RE:RE:How shorting works:Really? You make those one line comments. Then let's here your explanation. All you guys do is harass and try to scare people bullying. I just explained yesterday night post and I gave the phone number to vff the other day if anyone had concerns. If people buying in now and hold long term til may 10 call, it will short squeeze. When you short a stock the brokerage charges a high fee for doing the short for a buyer. For weed stocks usually 30%-50% fee and any rise in price over what was shorted, gets called by the brokerhouse automatically and they will sell you shares on the system to cover the loss and whatever you owe extra. So when people say I just made a bundle today from short buying today is a lie. Citron and Seeking Alpha who shorted the stock started around the $22-24 range to now. Now they are just putting the odd post when weed markets are going up to try to suppress the stock. They probably made some money from $22-24 short and sold at $18, and did a second attack at $18-15 range and now trying to suppress the stock with fake scare news article today and wait for a weak week for all weed stocks like last week. If everyone just started buying up quickly for the next few days to the $18,50-19.80 range, then the stock will tilray cause the shorts from the $18 range will panic and the brokerhouses will call the payback of the artificial borrowed shares from the shorts. Looks like vff buy will only occur when they put new major news such as their production from their new batch of weed plants this month that will probably announce in 2-3 months time. So seeking alpha and Citron is taking this opportunity. Vff is a traditional greenhouse grower and not all those weed stocks promoting and constantly putting news out so the directors can make more selling their shares and getting more shares and diluting and buying other companies they have created in the past so they have some sort of monetary gain. VFF is different, they owed their greenhouses for over 3 decades in 3 countries. It's not directors they have only been in the company for 1 or 2 years trying to make the quick buck.