The only way that NTEK will go belly up is if the management makes a really bonehead move or if the retail economy takes a major downward plunge. I don't think either one of those are gonna happen. I think it's too late for the shorts to have any real long term effect besides an annoying inconvenience, especially with the management team and group of investors this company has on board.

Anyone with any business sense can see that this company is positioned in the right place at the right time (IMHO). It would probably be more profitable to jump on the bandwagon than get run over by it. (IMO)