I don't know of any reporting company that itemizes to such a level of detail. That's why they call them consolidated financial statements. To present such numbers would be incredibly costly to the Company.
If the ability to physically see operational assets is not enough, then I honestly don't know what else you can do to assure the market the Company is real.
Most Chinese Company scandals comes in the form of revenue generated in ways that can't be backed by an asset base such as marketing revenue.
It's pretty difficult to fake a physical cow, plantation or cattle farm.
Shorting doesn't become a problem until you are over $4 a share due to margin requirements. It's simply to costly for anyone to try and short at these levels in any meaningful way.
The biggest problem I see right now is retail selling into a weak bid on day and swing trades removing liquidity from Market Makers.
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