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Concordia Healthcare Corp. T.CXR.R



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Comment by MirrorWorldManon Jul 13, 2016 8:25pm
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RE:RE:RE:short interest of almost 12 million shares.

RE:RE:RE:short interest of almost 12 million shares.US shorts are far from gifted and will dump into any news, good or bad. Its all they know how to do really.  Most of the time  they definitely dont know how to cover. So they keep borrowing and dumping, hacy sac back and forth with their bots playing with naked shares.  No wonder the short interest gets higher, they cannot get out.  Things look good on their balance sheets when the SP is fabricated low and they have alot of shorted shares in a company.  Looks like they are sitting on a bonanza, when in reality its a mountain to tall to climb. They pay carrying costs all along, getting higher rates as the number of available shares to short gets less. These rates rise to the point of credit card interest. Best thing is not to sell, as someone else here posted.  They influence share price by dumping into low bids, thats all they know. Oh and creating FUD. Occasionally shortie may get mixed up with a financing company, loaning debt to a BT and then calling in the debt, or be a whistleblower. Thats dangerous but is not happening here.  No crystal balls out there, more of an empty stump.  
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