To all concerned. Please review the link below. I think section 3.1 more accurately describes the situation you've referred to in earlier posts here and on stockhouse.

I believe shorting is the practice of borrowing stock currently at a higher price on the belief that the stock price will fall and then buying it at the lower price and pocketing the difference/profit.

http://www.regulationservices.com/en/pdf/815543_v1_Companion_Policy_23-101CP.pdf

I for one am not overly concerned at this point. The volumes are low. As Corporate performance improves with time the investing public at large will become more aware of DYA which in turn will lead to an increase in purchasing pressure, that will overcome any supply pressure that we currently see.

Lets be patient and not worry about a penny or two at this juncture. The volumes and dollar amounts are not worth the time you are investing. 6000 shares at .20 = $1200 ........

500K shares at .20 = 100,000 Still not a lot of $$ in the total scheme of things

They'll run out of shares soon enough

All imho