Im sure there is collateral damage to consider. Nothing is
Im sure there is collateral damage to consider. Nothing is risk free. As you said, its complicated. And you're right, JS has a pattern to pay attention too... especially when it comes to stocks she does not own. Very coordinated with a lot of support...a vast enterprise getting away with very serious illegal matters.
Something tells me alot has been done to protect markets...the things the common person doesn't pay attention too like rule changes and restrictions on the back end of transactions. Also very strong precedent in a court of law to support of ending the abuse of Naked Short Selling has been set.
Maybe CRGP sets another precedent we don't know about yet?
Who knows?
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