GameStop short sellers are still not surrendering despite nearly $20 billion in losses this month, page-7

Modified baloney on a weekend to followers (P.S., quit following as this takes time away from yard work).In light of recent hedge-fund "trials" (they're not gonna get out of Ph2), my so-called "thoughts" on potential Kazia impact and my question "Do I make this "more public"? Familiar with our biggest shareholder, Anson Funds? Check the "what happens next" portion at end, specifically last para. (B. Winston and M. Kassam were principals in Frigate Ventures, a hedge fund which helped sink Novogen years ago.) The author does tend to ramble, but's it's research and can't be ignored as DD. https://www.ripoffreport.com/report/moez-kassam/toronto-jand-anson-funds-1500321 onesurfed Jan 30th, 8:01 am Meanwhile, if 1) regulators in US finally get around to investigating Anson Funds or 2) the Redditt mob takes on stocks where Anson is short, Kassam and Anson will have to be liquidating other positions to cover their shorts. Even if Anson somehow isn't short KZIA, KZIA is a position which Anson could liquidate a portion of for the cash I think they are going to need. While I'd like to see Anson take it in the shorts (no pun intended) for their unscrupulous dealings, the possibility exists they would be selling KZIA to cover their losses elsewhere. Would love to see Anson or it's sister-in-crime friends get squeezed for whatever short position they have in KZIA, but shares sold short in Kazia only amount to less than the average day's trading volume. At the risk of sounding like some psycho conspiracy nutcase, I still think Anson funds is not on the up-and-up with regard to KZIA.