RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:any commentsWINDGOD46 wrote: They are tight lipped because as a rule companies don't commend on market gyrations. Besides, if the short seller is a hedge fund, they may own CRH stock and CRH management would not like to displease their client; you never know what is going on. CRH may let things take their course and keep mum; and that is what they will likely do.
Pushing a 30% drop in two days and ``mum`s the word`` likely does not give a lot of comfort to those that have a substantial holding here -- other than those that are overly confident that it`s strictly a short term bounce and everything will be right back on track next week.