Don't you think it is kind of hypocritical though,
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It didn't seem a big issue to try and lure investors into buying shares that you may have been selling, but it's a big issue now that the information is kept in the forefront to make sure any new buyers are aware of EXACTLY what the situation is that they're buying into?
Look...ultimately it's buyer beware. But to be forewarned is to be forearmed. As this has played out, those who warned were doing many a favor. Those who didn't heed, are angry about it. Bells played with house money, warning of what could be coming, but 100% aware that if the hunches were right, it would probably cost him most if not all of that free-riding cash. His/Her choice.
IMO