Correct, an increase in short positions generally coincides with a drop in share price due to their downward pressure; you can look at historical examples such as lithium miners (e.g. PLS, GXY) and A2M to name some.
Shortman had PNV's net short position at Jul 27 at 5.03% (roughly 33m shorts), fast forward a month to Aug 24 and we are at 6.02% (~39.7m short positions), the highest it has ever been was 6.6% on Aug 19th. You can see what effect that has had on the SP.
Short's right now are nearly twice as high as they were during the well-publicized shorting event (~3% back in January) that Regal was so outspoken about. Unfortunately this kind of behaviour will continue to persist, we are a much bigger and well-known company than we used to be, and being in the ASX200 attracts this kind of attention.
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| Open | High | Low | Value | Volume |
| $1.19 | $1.20 | $1.15 | $1.105M | 945.4K |
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| No. | Vol. | Price($) |
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| 6 | 10717 | $1.18 |
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| $1.18 | 17284 | 32 |
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