>oddly do not share any of the positives that a company may possess
Oddly? It's not the job of the investors to champion for the company. The short seller presented a report with research and evidences. Another party is welcome to produce their own report that 'share any of the positives that a company may possess.' For example, Nikola.
Let the company presents its side of the story, then it's up to the market/public to decide whether the reports stand on their own merit.
Oddly? It's not the job of the investors to champion for the company. The short seller presented a report with research and evidences. Another party is welcome to produce their own report that 'share any of the positives that a company may possess.' For example, Nikola.
Let the company presents its side of the story, then it's up to the market/public to decide whether the reports stand on their own merit.