Could be a dumb question... but can you just keep borrowing "or shorting" to try and offset your loses. ie the example above if you're borrowing at $1.17 and the share price goes up to $1.80 can you borrow more in hope the share price goes down to say $1.485 then you would give back the stock to essentially breakeven? Meaning you would only have the pay the interest accrued.
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