@CyberstarSolid write-up but heavy on inference.
Institutions do dominate securities lending – but that’s legal and standard, not proof of collusion.
CEO exits and analyst downgrades aren't uncommon – correlation ≠ conspiracy.
BOE’s ops beat guidance, strong cash, and inventory back the bull case.
Price drop was overdone, likely panic + leverage unwind.
ASIC rarely pursues market manipulation unless blatant.
Valid concerns raised, but facts don’t confirm coordination – just aggressive trading in a weak policy environment.
The BOE Stitch-Up: When Institutional Coordination Meets Regulatory Indifference, page-8
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