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I just received a genuine email from Motley Fool asking the question "How can we improve?" I thought about responding to the survey but then thought if I need to tell them that the two things they need to do are not lie and to actually do proper research by at least reading the Annual Reports and 4C's of companies then there is probably no point. I even thought about telling them not to corruptly manipulate the market or engage in shorting activities but the first one is probably something that occurs out of habit and the second one is legal trading activity so I just deleted the email.![]()
The second one came to my mind with the re-posted Tesla video and the child dummy. To be fair, I should mention again that a Tesla fan asked me to research the producer. It was not his first attack. He himself is an investor and the thought is that he may also be a shorter. They work with all means. Shorten is an epidemic. My opinion. I am not familiar with the regulations, but I have been wondering for a long time what can be done against shortening as an investment strategy and I don't mean the ~0.1% that are used to detect fraud. My naive thought is that if someone lends their shares to a shorter they forfeit their ability to receive dividends and possibility to vote at the AGM because they no longer
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