There is a cost plus a contract date to return the shares (...

There is a cost plus a contract date to return the shares ( short squeeze) if buyers jump on board and scoop up then they are stuck, but once returned by due date then they can borrow again on a new contract so this can happen on the day the returned it all ie the date SYA had a volume of over 600 mill on the 17th Friday I believe, on this day they could have easily borrowed the shares they have returned and those in the know could also buy and sell shares. thats inside trading even if it's not within SYA. it's a big imsto who is in the know of who they lend to and when the deadline is to return the stock then rinse repeat, what will stop this is SYA,s performance and growth or the government body. Us shareholders are realy just having a punt on what's going on, no difference to the casino.