The dirty rotten scoundrels are at it again...shows they are...

The dirty rotten scoundrels are at it again...shows they are getting desperate...
do you recognise any of these behaviours listed below ???
do you know who i am referring to???

Mesoblast is a proud hard working Australian company on the verge of major medical breakthroughs..Yet fellow Australians driven by pure greed and evil are constantly bashing spreading lies and sewing doubt ... the following has been going on for years with our company... one mongrel that writes for a crappy financial rag ( that once was respected) keeps coming back ...usually when the shorts are getting deperate they are struggling to get out of there positions...

if you are new to this companys forum don't be frightened off by these rogues...

A shortladder attack is a form of stock market manipulation that aims to artificially drive down the price of a company's stock by creating a negative perception of the company and encouraging a large number of short sellers to participate. The goal is to force the stock price to decline rapidly, allowing the short sellers to profit from their short positions.

The complexity and planning behind such attacks would involve multiple parties coordinating their efforts, including:

1. Short Sellers: These are investors who believe that the stock's price will decrease. They take short positions, borrowing shares from other investors and selling them, hoping to buy them back later at a lower price to return to the lender.

2. Paid Newspaper Articles: In a shortladder attack, individuals or entities might attempt to publish false or misleading negative news about the targeted company through paid articles in newspapers or online media outlets. These articles can influence public perception and lead to a decline in the stock price.

3. Stock Forums Bombarding: The attackers might use multiple fake accounts to flood online stock forums and social media platforms with negative comments, false information, and doubts about the company's prospects. This strategy aims to create a sense of doubt and uncertainty among investors.

4. Funding: Coordinating such an attack would require significant funding, as it involves multiple players and sustained efforts. The funding source could be difficult to trace, but it could involve wealthy individuals or even organizations with vested interests in seeing the targeted company's stock price decline.

It's essential to remember that these tactics are not only unethical but also illegal in many jurisdictions. Securities regulators actively monitor and investigate market manipulation, including shortladder attacks. Penalties for those involved can include fines, imprisonment, and civil actions.

If you suspect any fraudulent or manipulative activity in the stock market, it's crucial to report it to the appropriate regulatory authorities to maintain a fair and transparent market environment. Instead, investors should focus on making informed decisions based on legitimate research and analysis.

cheers Googala