Agree 100%.Shorting has gone too far in Australia and is...

Agree 100%.

Shorting has gone too far in Australia and is destroying Australian companies and making them worth far less than the true value of the resources and assts they hold. It’s just another means of robbing retail and giving to the BEOT.

Some Govts. in some countries have temporarily banned it because it’s a major deterrent to investors amongst other things.

In hard times such as these it should at least be banned for a time - years if need be.

But our Govts. don’t want to make hard decisions that look after retail and have left market manipulation go unchecked and infest most every stock on the ASX. The end result is companies go to the wall and investors lose money and need to join the pension queue because they’ve lost everything trying to be self sufficient investing in Oz companies being ruined by fat corrupt cats.

Shorting is totally out of control and should be an election issue.

All IMO.