smh article, page-17

I have posted vehemently that shorting is a form of fraud whether naked or otherwise and here clearly is an example of the, IMO, moral and ethically corrupt practice.

Not only did a fund, probably tied to superannuation, lose a considerable amount of money, a hedge fund=, probably private investor driven has benefited - the same ppl who probably have a lot of pull with the goc, the regulators and in the markets.

Isn't it about time ppl stopped kidding themselves and spoke up against this practice?