Tell me this...
If stock is sold on-market (short, borrowed, real shares - doesn't matter) and pushes the price down in the process...
But then all this stock is bought back off-market, how is the initial impact of the selling ever reversed?
Fact is it isn't...
This is a pattern that repeats across all stocks in the market and leads to general price and value stripping from the many for the benefit of a few.
Think it through...
Cheers!
nice [email protected], page-36
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