We all know the penalties associated with insider trading. The practice is frowned upon by all fair people, and recent well documented convictions have shown that authorities take it seriously. Why is the practice of blatant market manipulation not given the same level of penalty given to other share trading cheats.
imho the main reasons that someone would advise to sell would be that the SP had neared the top and would represent a good return if sold, or that the SP was about to fall significantly. Given credible signs from LYC, I can't see either of these scenarios being accurate, so I feel that a higher level of scrutiny needs to be applied to this sort of trash reporting.
Good Luck and God bless
Bellaquattro
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