RE:RE:RE:RE:I suspect that Hedge Funds are shorting The problem with what you are saying is that you start with the premise that there would be a scandal and that the funded change - would you continue to hold a growth stock at that point. The answer would be a clear no. But that is not the case here and so continuing to hold makes sense at this point, especially with the backdrop of fundamentals that keep getting better and also being on the verge of being profitable, signs of organic growth (elements that put it above its peers) in a sector that is slated for unmatched growth. So I take issue with an argument t that forces the other side to assume things that haven't materialized but in actual fact evidence suggests the opposite. In fact in a bear market it is more important than ever to be laser focused on fundamentals and companies that will force the price higher simply because of what they can prove they are doing financially and to limit exposure across the entire market and focus on companies that are winners in the macro context (healthcare as a hedge against inflation in a sector without any peers that are profitable and that suffer becaus they rely on future and uncertain profit vs imminent profitability). Anyways seems like you want to sow doubt before there is any articulable reason to have it.