Nice

whats the 2.50 share rule?

Basically, to find out the maximum possible shares you can short for a stock under 2 dollars and 50 cents, you would calculate the number of shares as if it was 2.50. So if you were trying to short 100 shares of a stock underneath 2.50, you must have at least $250 even if the final transaction price could be less than 2.50. Tim has talked about it but it is just another way to keep short sellers from blowing up.

Just for future reference when trading, MYHI is a weed stock.