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27/04/20
11:18
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Originally posted by bruham:
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The big boys who hold at high entry points short the market through a third party for a fee. When that third party has driven the share price to a record low (they hope), sell taking their profit and returning the borrowed shares to the big boys. The big boys then re-enter the markets buying at the new lows, buying up big time. Profit for both parties. The retail holder's get jackshit. Worse than a casino, but like a casino, i have thrown the dice again with the SPP offer. Nice boy... no brains.
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You're correct. Credit Suises is one of them. I watch real investing shareholders like HSBC and others,they're not moving at all.