Soul that may well be true.........
However just because I think someones house may go down in value does not give me the right to sell it.
Why is it OK to sell someones shares when you do not own them. I think the ethics of being allowed to "borrow" some superannuant's shares to facilitate forcing the price lower is an obscene example of "no ethics" at all and I am 100% opposed to this corrupt practice.
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