Porch Honkey
11 hours ago
Anytime the volume picks up the shorts take over No hope here until things change from the old
GTCH)
Naked Short Interest
GTCH
- Short Volume Report (REGSHO)
All RegSho Dated reported by: FINRA
Historical Short Volume Data for GTCH
Date Close High Low Volume Short Volume % of Vol Shorted
Jul 25 NA NA NA 29,000 29,000 100.00
Jul 24 NA NA NA 570,400 100 0.02
Jul 23 NA NA NA 818,501 22,600 2.76
Jul 19 NA NA NA 2,084,000 1,950,000 93.57
Jul 17 NA NA NA 26,067,102 20,501,100 78.65
Jul 16 NA NA NA 1,502,110 501,100 33.36
Jul 15 NA NA NA 15,046,269 12,805,190 85.11
Jul 12 NA NA NA 29,876,201 500,200 1.67
Jul 11 NA NA NA 6,410,050 6,280,000 97.97
Jul 10 NA NA NA 10,371,801 9,481,200 91.41
Jul 09 NA NA NA 2,088,951 1,590,100 76.12
Jul 08 NA NA NA 5,731,388 4,571,298 79.76
Jul 05 NA NA NA 5,457,785 4,650,000 85.20
Jul 03 NA NA NA 5,161,591 2,000,592 38.76
Jul 02 NA NA NA 19,050,000 16,050,000 84.25
Jul 01 NA NA NA 11,130,550 9,417,621 84.61
Jun 28 NA NA NA 8,275,301 7,000,200 84.59
Jun 27 NA NA NA 2,808,284 880,200 31.34
Jun 26 NA NA NA 17,600,701 1,175,000 6.68
bucks2pennies
1 week ago
I have no doubt that the type of trading (retail or short) the market engages in has MANY twists and turns, not available for outsiders to see or understand.
As one poster mentioned, some know retail buyers are slowly accumulating GTCH shares. What is surprising is that such retail buys are, IMO, listed as short buying. This constant high level of shorting leaves me in a quandary as to 'what purpose' when the pps has been at a standstill for months. As suspected, I have no clue as to what is 'really' going on.
Eventually, sooner the better, SHs WILL have a new owner to contend with. Likely one that, in the case of ITS pps, will NOT have the notorious crime ridden problem GTCH currently is having with naked shorting.
While I contend that I am less certain each day that passes that I can expect a "killing" once we learn of GTCH's sale/incorporation, I DO look forward to being relieved of the burden of watching how naked shorting is destroying any notion of 'fair play' in Pinkyland.
boomer0921
1 week ago
$gtch. Come on. Show us some direction that you are actually going to consummate deals and get this party started.
or maybe next week.
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bucks2pennies
1 week ago
MM. But does it really matter if what the company possesses is a viable product/service?
Short term, albeit that period can extend beyond 3 years, shorting depresses the stock price so that 'cheap' money in creating new shares to obtain necessary financing (when financial institutions stay away) results in an ever increasing A/S and even the resulting R/Ss through a long period of time. Shorting is also a lead in to the 'forever' dilutive stage.
BUT, in the end WHEN the products/services materialize into an ever-increasing profit generating enterprise, who has the last laugh?
If GTCH turns into one of these enterprises, is all forgiven and forgotten?
If, in the end after staying loyal to GTCH for all these years, I make significant green, was it all worthwhile? I really think so. I believe in that philosophy. Is it all a myth?
For certain, I have owned and profited from other companies that have done so. I admit that I NEVER ACHIEVED THE GREEN I DREAMED OF, but I made green.
Wall St Big Boys take the cream, but I manage to get crumbs. I do not like getting on the ground floor of a future profitable enterprise and then be shoved off on a lesser floor, but what else is really expected?
Are penny stocks no longer offering the chance they once did for middle class citizens? Risk was always high to do what I do, but I always felt that doing so WAS THE ONLY CHANCE I HAD TO MAKE SOME REAL MONEY! Have naked shorts shut that door for us - really killing off even the companies that stand a chance of success....if only...