RE: Value24 Aug 2022 07:10
So I read up on short attacks just out of interest.
A short attack is where a group of sophisticated investors drive down the price of a company through questioning their business practices and going short on their investments.
According to one article they send out press releases and use bulletin boards to create negative sentiment. They do so with 2 aims
1) To make money
2) To force management to tidy up their act
I can see why COPL has received this sort of attention. Lots of potential but it's taking time. The CUDA multi fund raisings diluting shareholders again, more warrants, more opaque financing.
But those of us with the stomach for the risk have held in there believing that purchasing CUDA is worth the pain, that perhaps now low cost solutions might bring material improvements to production. We think that these are birthing pains, not signs of dishonesty.
What would steady the ship now would be large management share purchases at this depressed price.
If the last share purchase was to shore up the SP for a placements, as the shorters suggest, it would be good to see that desire to purchase more shares shown to be true in the interest of building confidence in the value of the company for the benefit of investors.