Ann: Ceasing to be a substantial holder, page-11

Many of you seem to blame shorters quite regularly. Have you thought that people might just be a little cautious to invest in something where the rate of growth is unpredictable and the only shareholder who gets the most information happens to be majority shareholder and CEO, who likes to share only limited insights into the business.

as for shorting here is an example:
JP Morgan and Goldman Sachs have been manipulating silver market for years. It is estimated that net short position is approx 300mln ounces. The total annual production of silver is only 900mln ounces. Didn't stop silver rising from $10 to $29 in the past 6 months eventhough manipulators kept shorting more.

moral of the story: if zoono was such a stellar stock pick at current levels, where is the conviction and the volume of buyers.

stop blaming shorters...i am not the one, but frankly annoyed when people assign blame to someone else instead of looking on the inside

and the reason I post, is that I am interested in the stock but only after the market crash in early October