RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:One last post till I leave againIn case anyone doesn't know how it works, shorts always have to buy back the shares they borrowed from their brokerage in order to cash out of their position. With shorting the aim is always to drive down the price so they can buy them back for less as the money they make is the difference between the cost they borrowed them for and how much they bought them back for. The shorts must always buy the shares to cover their position and cash out and often there is a squeeze caused by a NR and/or buyer frenzy that triggers it and it ends up skyrocketing the sp. Very good possibility of that happening here as the shorters are almost out of time here. Hold on for the big run up.