If one was convinced it would go to $9.70, I would think the first move would be sell on open (unless it really does hit $9.70 on open) and buy back when it is $9.70? Am I missing some part of the big picture here? Just another manner "shorting" - what's that saying, if you can't beat them, join them. If one is so convinced that the "shorters will make sure of it" - I would then assume one's thoughts are so sure they should put their money where their mouth is. Maybe I'm just not a rationale thinker.
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