RE:RE:another great piece "Shortexit" will likely take a little more time than Brexit to implement. They are a tenacious bunch and tend not to leave a stock quickly, be prepared for long term infestation where they either continually dump into any news or allow the buying to subside before selling once again. Accepting the corrosive vertically challenged means they can be played as a catalyst, although investors need the stomach for it. On the bright side, trading while averaging down allows tax free incremental trades, as well as allow an investor to realize and record losses in trading accounts while maintaining the same holding. These can offset gains made elsewhere in a portfolio while maintaining the same exposure to CXR. I have other BT stocks that have had the highest short interest on the Nasdaq and have always played their swings without ever shorting or buying puts. Having an average price below the analysts price targets,and eventually their desired covering prices are my general goals. Beat the shorts at their own game. GLTS