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Miners uniting to stop predatory short selling

Canadian mining and exploration companies are uniting to lobby market regulators to stop predatory short selling from eroding their value, said Terry Lynch of the Save Canadian Mining organisation.

Predatory short selling hurts company values

Predatory short selling hurts company values

Lynch said the value of mining stocks has declined to about 2.5 times lower than during normal historical times since the tick test was removed in 2012. The tick-test was a set of rules governing when...

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