IMHO... shorters benefit from most from uncertainty... the MORE information that a company provides to market - the LESS there is for shorters to instill doubt via ambiguity. Its the "grey" areas that make me cause doubt.... I have said before I feel that TGR is a well run company that doesn't necessarily trade like a well run company - but that being said, I feel well informed by management.
I feel that TGR does a pretty good job in informing the market of its developments (including providing good length forecasts), its compliance and also how it makes revenue... and how it spends it.
Unless there was something that could be identified by shorters as to what SHOULD have been disclosed, but was not.... I don't feel TGR is at too much risk ATM.
For the record - I despise shorting and the actions of entities that facilite it - including (but not limited to) Credit Suisse, UBS, Nordic Bank and especially MUFG. Why could they have not just kept this form of speculative trading limited to puts and calls???
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