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They make the alleged fraud public though, do they not? The comment you’re replying to seems to suggest a strategy of intentional non-disclosure. I think that’s

They make the alleged fraud public though, do they not? The comment you’re replying to seems to suggest a strategy of intentional non-disclosure. I think that’s a material difference when it comes to analyzing the legality of those two approaches.

ceejayoz 5y ago
They take a short position before going public, to profit off the drop.
- caymanjim 5y ago
  You're not going to be able to short random OTC stocks. While it's technically possible, there isn't going to be a market providing shares for these podunk fraudulent issues.