The central issue as I see it with CCME AND the CGS space: the stocks are not owned by institutions. Retail owns them, and a percent on this on margin. The fraud propaganda, when it hits a stock, is very focused and concentrated at the stock in question. It takes advantage of language and cultural differences, innate prejudices, and time delays, whether it be earnings or just a management rebuttal. The shorts focus on the internet, where everybody can be made to appear to be an expert until the lies are dispersed, but by that time the damage has been done, as the retail base has sold en masse out of fear. The traders and chart people then come in, giving the appearance of volume, but over time they leave, along with the shareholder base, leaving a lack of owners and a lower share price, often dramatically lower. Institutions themselves either do not fill the void fast enough, or themselves don't want to wade into the controversy, especially with the high short percentage. All the while the shorts get richer, and more powerful. The scenario repeats itself. How can this cycle be broken? All of these factors seem to argue against these stock, even CCME, ever rising in share price. HOW WILL THIS EVER HAPPEN?
