Gordon Stein, CFO of CleanTech Lithium, explains why CTL acquired the 23 Laguna Verde licenses. Watch the video here.
Shorting is now an industry as opposed to an investment option risk, it will never get banned as 'big money' and politicians are all involved. The scale of it, the number of hedge funds now compared to 50 years ago and comparisons with other countries is easily 'googled'.
The bigger question is were shorts taken out before or after certain world events, no that would be an eye opener.
Personally I'm sick of reading articles and reports about the share price being a bonanza, a meteoric rise, the best performer etc, it is just going back to where it should be after the biggest worldwide sting in history. There are many others that should be on their way back quicker too but no one reports on how and why the FTSE has become a penny arcade compared to where it should be, or the fact that it always follows Dow and S&P drops but not always the rises, these two have peaked at record highs twice now since the con.
I recently noticed that myself and not only on BT, it's rife in after hours 'off book' trades. I shall be cynical here and suggest they have found yet another way to cheat the system but stay within the ambiguity of our weak financial legislation oversight. Up until about 5 years ago 90% of the after hours trades were designated buy's or sell's, muddying the waters for us maybe?