Wondering if our directors or substantial shareholders are lending out their shares for shorting. Do they have to declare?
The process seems to be like instos shorting, billing out, management reward, shorting, billing out, management reward,....keep repeating and the SP just keep going down in such a process. Retailers are robbed. Not quite in the interest of the retailers and mc/SP of the company if this is the process. Do you guys feel the same way? Let me guess, another half cent down today?
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