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shane0312

03/25/15 6:14 PM

#171453 RE: middle man #171449

Shorting a stock is a perfectly legal practice. Maybe the shorters should in return investigate who is buying the stock and then writing BS pump articles.

Tiresias

03/25/15 7:24 PM

#171458 RE: middle man #171449

Getting to the bottom of this would be quite easy and would not take a great deal of effort at all. With just a few easy steps every single chip would fall into place and those who are profiting by this would be exposed. I agree wholeheartedly with you that even someone with a squirrel sized brain could figure this out and exactly how things unfolded - both from the issues with Lakeshore and the subsequent issues with Health Canada. For the first time I agree with you on this issue, it needs to be exposed finally and completely! Here are the easy steps, depending of course your initial starting point. But if Bill were say, in his bedroom, it might be ten to fifteen steps to the mirror. Stand in front of it, take a deep breath, man up, point his finger at the image he sees and say out loud, it is all your doing. Of course not having a smirk on his face while doing that would make it more convincing but, those are the easy steps.

Your shorting theories are bunk, with no proof, nothing. The SEC can easily request the OSC pull the trading records from his brokerage and make a quick determination. Easy. Now, the SEC can do the same thing for Bill.

There you go, we agree. Except on who to blame.