Hey mate, I believe we have had many discussions on this previously and have to agree to disagree regarding "you can lend or borrow the stock but not its voting power, thereby allowing you to sidestep any mandatory reporting requirements."
No doubt you are much smarter than I am, hence I can't fathom this "short selling does many things, but importantly, it can allow appropriately motivated parties to "artificially" increase the number of shares being sold, and "artificially" play with liquidity thereby loading the supply side. ie. driving prices down.". How does one party artificially increase the no of shares being sold without actually selling? If they are actually selling, then they are somehow able to artificially increase the no of shares on issue. If that is the case, STX is the last of our worries cos the entire equity market is totally broken.
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