The FINRA numbers you keep reporting (30% for example as you provided below) are representative and reported for most, if not all, companies on all exchanges. They are not unusual for any company. They don't mean squat in terms of the actual numbers of shares sold short (short interest) in any given day. You know this.

"When the short percentages are in the 30% range it is indicative of the shorts being stressed. Reporting only bi monthly provides them plenty of time to hide what they need to hide using dark pools, ex clearing, etc"


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