RE:RE:RE:RE:Outsmarting these crooksHey Noname.
That's a very good observation.
Because the Brothel is a Canadian exchange, it doesn't preclude the Americans from shorting the TSX from there. In fact I believe you're totally right. Most of the shorting comes from Goldman and their henchmen or partners in crime.
It all started when Boeing wanted to sink Bombardier, during the USTC battle between Bombardier and Boeing, over the CSeries. Boeing hired Goldman Sacks, to do the Bomber Share Price annihilation, so that Bombardier would disappear from the face of the earth.
Goldman paid $4.75/share for the 80 million TD shares in November 2018 and the rest was history.
The other reason I think you're right is, because of Thursdays volume on the Over the Counter US market. The manipulators there did this SP jump of 80 cents, trading to each other at a controllable enviroment, to get the Canadian fish to jump into the Bomber shares the next day on Friday. Let's face it. Bombardier shares aren't in great demand here right now. So these manipulators Sell and Buy with eachother. In fact this process was easier to do, in the Over the Counter Market in the US Thursday.
These guys have to be stopped. The Canadians (the Canadian Govt and IIROC/CSC) have no backbone to stop them. In fact, they support or promote all this "Naked Short" trading for pennies per trade. The Canadian market is just the US playground for all the US criminals/thieves.
The Brothel will not change it's name though. Because they support the US Goldman's. They the Goldman Bitc***hes. Cheers GL.
NoNameAtAll wrote: While I agree that the naked shorts are a big problem, I don't agree that it is all driven by folks on Bay Street. If you look at the volume of trading on any day when the US markets are closed, you will see the volume is way down. Yesterday, when the Canadian market was closed, there was still a very high volume traded.
I think that this is mainly driven by traders from the US who are doing so on the TSX when it is open, but flip to the US market when the Canadian markets are closed. If I am correct, then the volume on Monday will not be very high because all of the manipulators located in the US will be on vacation.
I have noticed this many times when a US holiday does not overlap with a Canadian holiday.
Has anyone else ever noticed that? Btw, I am long and have been so for many years (for both the ups and downs).