No Divvy NeededThey don't need to waste money on a divvy--the market will take care of it. The market is bigger than any shorter or group of shorters. It's all about confidence. The reason TRE tanked so bad is that the mgmt of TRE did not respond to the allegations in a way that instilled any confidence in the market. Just the opposite--they reacted in a way that led the market to believe that the allegations were true. Just the opposite is the case with SVM--the mgmt--as well as independent analysts--responded in a way that would lead the market to believe that the allegations are false. This will provide the confidence needed to support the share price. No matter how hard the shorters try to hammer SVM down, there will be enough buyers ready with the confidence to grab shares at a bargain price. This is what happened on Friday. The initial news caused the price to tank (probably helped by a wave of shorting), and the SP bottomed at 6.92 early afternoon. Then bargain hunters, armed with the confidence gleaned from company and analyst responses, stepped up and pushed the SP up to 7.43 at the close. I was one of those bargain hunters--I got in at 7.12 shortly after it bottomed, and if shorters drive the stock down further, I'll be ready to pick up more, hopefully under 7. But I doubt that will happen. GLTA