RE:Short Covering?Covered this multiple times. Those shorts are tied to the debt refinancing. The debt holders received warrants at around $1 per share. They didn't want to put up the $1 per share and sell the stock in the market for whatever reason. So instead, they "locked in" their big fat profits on those warrants by shorting the stock. When the warrants expire later this year, that transaction will be unwound. The shorts will deliver shares from the warrant exercise to cover their short. The warrants will disappear, the short will disappear, fully diluted shares will be the same, but issued and outstanding shares (the ones that vote) will increase by the number of exercised warrants. There is no real short. No short squeeze.