Thanks Bye for your insights. I'm a newbie and have noticed that Credit Suisse have borrowed shares from IOU possibly for the purpose of short selling on the basis that the price will drop. Is this a correct way to look at it? I also noticed an article in the Korean Times dated 5/2/2021 regarding CS short selling. Please give me your thoughts on this plus anyone else who may have something constructive to contribute. Please don't mock me for being a newbie I genuinely am intersted in hearing people's thoughs: https://www.koreatimes.co.kr/www/biz/2021/02/175_303717.html many thanks
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