As I said in an earlier post this morning (32845),

As I said in an earlier post this morning (32845), be prepared for many frivolous lawsuits to be filed by AF's gang of shorts today and this weekend. This is an old tactic they use all of the time. Their goal is to file a bunch of frivolous investigations/lawsuits in an attempt to bury the good PRs under the fake lawsuits. They did the same thing to AVXL in 2015. They'll all be dismissed as frivolous, and they know that, but their goal is to bury the good PRs so that new investors will only see investigations and lawsuits. In 2015, they found one shareholder with a few shares who was willing to become the plaintiff, and they then wallpapered it everywhere. As I recall, there were ~20-30 of these posted on Yahoo and everywhere else. Unfortunately for AVXL, it lasted over a week and dropped their sp ~60-70%, and it was orchestrated almost immediately after they uplisted to Nasdaq. The big difference between then and now is that AVXL was just starting a phase 2 trial with no catalysts lined up that would help fend off a short attack, whereas we're light years ahead with MANY near-term catalysts. And, ironically, being on OTC is providing some level of protection by making it harder and more expensive for the shorts to borrow shares. I know you're already aware of this, so I'm just mentioning it for those who aren't. Just watch, there will be many more "investigations" popping up today and this weekend, and most of the so-called "lawyers" will have addresses of empty buildings, etc..

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"Which makes me wonder if they work hand in hand with shorters or short themselves."

My comments are just my opinions and should NOT be taken as investment advice.