I want to know how a financial institution can advertise that they are shorting a stock, then go and attack it without a whole lot of substantiated evidence, so they can attempt to drive its share price down ? And then get away with it. And then do it again.
If any of us on here tried that, we'd be locked up before we got to try it a second time.
I want to know how a financial institution can advertise that...
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