Yes can it be a form of insider trading?.. it's the biggest scam in the book!!!... yet ASIC never investigates and the ASX continue to allow this BS? All in the name (of so called) "liquidity" What liquidity? they are lending (but still "holding") 4-5% of the stock!!!.. Why are super and big funds allowed to do this? If they don't like what is going on with their holding? (in this case MFG)..well simply selling direct into the market would "increase liquidity" This sort of thing is just a giant scam... We have fundies? shorting a fund manager by borrowing stocks from a super? fund manager? I mean what info could possibly "leak" during that?!!! NA/IMO
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