Xena, I can't agree with your comment. From Fireman's last post:
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I have owned stock of companies with excellent CEO's who would try to crush short-sellers in very aggressive manner. One such company/CEO has made short-sellers lose 7.8 billion this year alone, a staggering figure. He even dared a major short-seller to short his stock. That stock has been very,very stable the last 52 weeks and the share price is up over 150% since January. If Missling is in fact sitting on good data, he needs to use this to his advantage, but has chosen not to. Why? As a former investment banker, he surely knows how to play the game.