You must have a stop cover on every short.
Usually 10% higher.
The industry see's your short and cover price.
When volume is light they can will 100% of the time.
All in a flash, they bump the price up 10% take you out then drop the stock back down.
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If a retail trader does get shares to short of a small stock. Unless it's Hot.
Liquidity and volume is so low these days.
So if you short a $2.00 stock and put a 10% stop cover at $2.20. It's almost certain that the industry will bump the stock to $2.20 and take out your short. twitter.com/MasterBJones/s…
