If there isn't bad news daily for a ticker, the shorts must attempt to manufacture that bad news. That includes making up stuff on the fly. It must be the worst possible outcome or have the most potential to damage the company in some way. Why?
Simple. They can't make money on their "investment", i.e. shorting unless the stock moves downward. If it stays flat or moves up, they can't profit.
In the absence of any bad news, they must focus on something, anything that might be detrimental. Thus the overblown theories about how bad "X" is going to be for CYDY in the immediate timeframe. The sky must always be falling. Doom and gloom the max.
What a sad, pathetic existence.
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