If a share can’t be lent out multiple times because lent shares will be tagged throughout the trade until the end of the trade, retail could conceivably eat up all existing shares leaving hedgies no possible way to return them to whoever lent them in the first place correct? I understand with the hundreds of thousands of shares being sold short, it might take a couple weeks or months or whatever. There should be now a limit to how many shares can be used to short gme as retail gobbles them up. What other tricks could hedgies pull to lower the price besides the almost 50% of all buy orders being sent through dark pools, and shorting the etfs that gme is in? Does the move to russel 1000 change anything besides increase volatility?