here is the ref. i refered to...
https://www.copyright link/markets/equity-markets/the-obscure-us-financier-backing-the-asx-s-hot-stocks-20220803-p5b6y6i read the article in its entirety last night but when i go back to it this morning it says you need to be a subscriber to view; maybe you get one free read but next visit you have to pay
from memory of the text... it says this obscure financier is making waves and lots of money in the investment space with it's novel approach, which includes...among other stratergies...
taking a bunch of shares from a company, then gradually selling the shares on market (or off?), and this money is the money provided to the public company. this all sounds perfectly legal, but what if
lda cant sell the shares at their contract price, they are obviously not going to take a loss on the transaction after providung the service