When you short you sell at a high price with the expectation of buying them back later at a lower price
They have sold in at $3 or thereabouts and would expect to buy them back later cheaper - if the price goes up they will be forced to buy them at a higher price and they will get burnt
If they go down they buy them back cheaper and make a profit - up to them how they cover
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