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Corus Entertainment Inc T.CJR.B

Alternate Symbol(s):  CJREF

Corus Entertainment Inc. is a Canada-based media and content company that develops and delivers brands and content across platforms for audiences around the world. The Company's segments include Television and Radio. Its portfolio of multimedia offerings encompasses approximately 32 specialty television services, 37 radio stations, 15 conventional television stations, digital and streaming platforms, and social digital agency and media services. Its brands include Global Television, W Network, Flavour Network and Home Network (launching soon), The HISTORY Channel, Showcase, Adult Swim, National Geographic and Global News, along with streaming platforms STACKTV, TELETOON+, the Global TV App and Curiouscast. It is also the domestic advertising representative and an original content partner for Pluto TV, a Paramount Company, which is the free ad-supported streaming television service. It is an international content creator, producer and distributor through Corus Studios and Nelvana.


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Post by YassineNoBSon May 04, 2023 2:41am
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Strong vs weak hands

Strong vs weak hands

What happens when a “strong invisible” hand meets weak hands? 

“Imagine” a market where there is one strong hand representing smart money and 20,000 weak hands representing fearful money. The strong hand knows the game of shorting stocks both directly (2 to 5% of float) and  indirectly using put options 95 to 98% of float) and has been playing it for decades squeezing the weak hands. The ruse goes like this: 

  • They dump a large order of 50 million shares for $6 a share
  • A few months later they sell short another 30 million shares for $5 a share
  • A few months later they sell short 10 million shares for $4 a share
  • A few months later they sell short 5000,000 shares for $3 a share
  • A few months later they sell short 3000,000 shares for $2 a share
  • A few months later they sell short 2000,000 shares for $1 a share
  • At the end of this special operation (bear raid) spanning many years the strong hand would have sold short 100 million shares for $513, 000,000 ($5.13 per share on average) bought by some 20,000 retail investors who are now faced with two options : 
  • 1-  Surrender to the shakeout and sell for  $1 and realize your loss.
  • 2- Realize you are the target of financial bullies fishing for liquidity  and hold the line until short sellers get squeezed when the business cycle turns

If all hands are weak and sell at $1 the strong hand walks away with over $400 Million dollars. It is a big game that is why they can afford paid bashers spreading fear all day every day.


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