RE: One more chance to clarify.Well they are working with the number of "float" shares, which must be much less than the outstanding shares at 122.4 or the fully diluted shares at 144.
But even then, they may be low or outdated in their numbers, because they only list 75 million shares outstanding.
Bottom line is that the number of short shares of SST is average. At least reported short shares. Who knows what we can believe these days? Are the naked short shares part of that number? I don't know.