"I take that to mean you don't care about the blatant and very evident practice of short selling to artificially affect the HRZ share price".
Look I might be wrong, and I would be happy if you can provide hard evidence, but I call absolute rubbish on your commentary on short selling re: HRZ. There is no blatant and very evident practice of short selling to artificially affect the HRZ share price. A discrete trader(s) uses short selling on HRZ to sell first and buy back almost always on the same day (just like 99% of all stocks on the ASX). The last time a trader did not close his short out on the same day was November/December last year. Have a look at something like CHN or the Lithium miners if you want to "cry wolf "on short trading that controls the price. RED
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