RE:Crack up Boom?Shorts are comfortable here, because even in a squeeze, they aren't left without value in shares. The gap between SP and real value is such a big runway, with relatively good liquidity - they have a $3 cover minimizing the risk of real hurt in typical shorts - especially the heavy ones we are seeing in the news. Those companies are worthless and short sellers will be left holding the bag. Kelt is set to release news of its assets on the 25th of Feb, which will drive SP higher, narrowing the short long spread, and unifying shareholder intent (typically this management has had buy and hold investors) - but with the evolution of trading and too many advantages for shorts on an undervalued strong company where bulls aren't pushing back (because reduced leverage within the company and not being eligible for magin), we have a high ratio of shorts that on the bright side, bring good buying opertunities, but (visual) pain to the buy and hold investors (nobody likes to see an investment not where it should be) - The sun is setting on the cheap stock, and those with cash should thank the shorts for giving them opertunity to buy more.