We now have the data on total shots last at close Thursday and Friday. At close Thursday there were 16.25M shorts which was 1.8% of total shares, totally insignificant on Monday you implied there were more shorts and they would have to cover. Shorts actually went down to 15.8M 1.68%. So your post makes no sense. It is not like you would need to do lots of research to figure this out. All you had to do is read where you clicked link to data you used. Of course if you did not know what NON-AGGEGATED meant, I guess you could have been confused. They put it in Italics so you should have known it was important to understand.

"Data graphed above represents aggregate short sales, provided by ASIC with a lag of 4 trading days (T+4). The ASX releases non-aggregated daily short sales figures which can be used as an indication of short sales activity within this 4 day window. These figures are released by the ASX daily and cover the previous days activity and can be found here"