Again, it's the borrowing of shares that don't belong to them, but to other people, that is shady. They use this shady practice to drive sp up and then bash the stock to foment fear and panic selling from retail investors so they can buy those borrowed shares they sold high back low and return them to the original owner. The broker makes money off the shorter borrowing. The shorter makes money but the real owner of those shares doesn't make squat. How is that fair and ethical?
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