RE:The Most Hated Man other than Martin ShkreliAnd, the problem is, when a CEO/Chairman starts moving his shares offshore controlled by a loan shark, doesn't that say to investors "it's going to dark and you'll have no idea if I'm long or short"??
Long positions have to be disclosed (late it seems)? What about short positions? Can an insider go short without disclosing? Funds can. And considering the experience of this one, nothing would surprise!
startraveller77 wrote: I have never been long any stock where the majority of conversation regarding the negative side of the investment is mostly all about the CEO ( and rightfully so ) . Us longs should face the facts that even though we believe the company has far more value than its current SP, and that its sharp decline has been a product of manipulation, the CEO has handled his share position and company guidance so poorly that it attracted shorts like sharks to blood. We will never see a recovery in SP until he is gone, sad but true in my opinion.