Are shareholders entitled to allege "market manipulation" by professional shorters and formally complain to asic or whoever is the most relevant authority, who then would be obligated to put the recent trading history under the microscope and prosecute any offenders. In theory I thought shorting was supposed to be about price discovery and market liquidity, and not market manipulation which is a negative for the economy & should be a criminal offence. I wonder also if the Aust Shareholders Ass'n gets involved in these situations.
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