I'm pretty sure its not you who they are worried about.
For shorting to have an effect on the share price, shares have to be sold into the market to force the price lower.
Someone has to lend those shares to be sold so they can be settled on the register.
There are reporting requirements in place, shares borrowed and sold are required to be reported to ASIC.
Are you trying to suggest this is not the case?
Who on the register is lending the shares? VMR Possibly ?
100 Millions reasons to run. imo.
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