RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Good Lot's of variables. Hard to say. The MMs were obviously pretty ticked off.
This sector wide approach has definitely opened a few eyes.
This leans toward proving the need for short sales to maintain stability and liquidity in the markets.
The retailers have raised their objections to the abusive use of Short sales and the damage it can cause to businesses and individuals who invest and act in good faith. That point has been driven home as well, I think.
The question is, is everyone satisfied with proving a point or does this become an all out war?
Time for governments and regulators to step up the rules and enforcements on Short Sales. A definition of abusive activity must be established and applied in my opinion.
If nothing happens in this vein it's anyone's guess what tomorrow brings.
As for Auxly, this company is growing and has a bright future. Even the bankers have to admit that in a fair market it's worth more than $0.40 a share.
Hang in there mates!
cheers