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Re: The Swede post# 119375

Thursday, 09/21/2017 4:41:52 AM

Thursday, September 21, 2017 4:41:52 AM

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We have 4 lenders. 2 in the US and 2 in China. One in China is state-owned.

A couple of months ago, I noticed CDEL, NITE and ETRF all with an unlimited supply on the ask.

And the problem I have with the dumping-from-China theory is, we never saw a lot of T-trades in the past. Only a few recently.

So it seems like the 2 "reputable" financial institutions from the US have made the shares available for shorting. But does this make sense even? Who would want to short that many shares?

What a mess.

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