Dubious and biased sources Many short sellers share dubious sources of information to try to convince you to sell. Many sources of financial information are worthless and have very weak and biased so called analysts. In fact, they act as shills to promote the narrative of whomever paid them. First of all the stock price performance is not a reflection of the company’s fundamentals and true financial performance, there are many examples of companies that are oversold, undervalued because of the combined actions of short sellers. Dividends based on cash flow vs earnings are two different things. When earnings decline because of a non cash write off due to a change in the value of the stock price it is not the same as when earnings decline because of systemic or structural issues within a company. Short sellers wanting to mislead you, fail to mention the difference and falsely claim that the dividend is not well covered to plant the seeds of fear in your head and convince you to sell or to not buy so they can cover. Real numbers don’t lie and if you check total revenues and cash flows since 2010 and the debt paid since 2016 you will see the big strides made by Corus on multiple fronts. Anyone with a genuine desire to understand what is happening to this stock price should be familiar with these definitions: Bear raid, short attack, FUD (Fear, Uncertainty and Doubt), Short and distort, P00P&SC00P, wash trading, Jitney trading, stop loss hunting, spoofing, psychological warfare, marking the close, painting the tape, market capitulation…