I believe that there are two stack points which give you an advantage. One, the obvious, HUGE stack.
The other is the smallness of your stack. Any duckets they have above your stack amount mean nothing to you. As a matter of fact, the bigger the better. This makes is more likely that they will call your all in and play beyond you to another player.
I play a pretty good short stack, mainly because a $20.00 max buy in at a table where there are plenty of 40, 50 and 60+ stacks on the board means that you have to play short stacked every day till you hit. You learn to wait.
I just sit and fold. I do try to see every flop which isn't contested beyond the big blind amount. That's maybe two or three a round. Other than that, I wait, read, pick my nose, fart, wait, wait and wait some more.
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