Larry wrote:
Dave wrote in
:

I find that hard to believe. What the regulators do is first examine
who's doing the shorting. (There are records of the trades, no? The
regulators can look at those records, no?) A pattern quickly
develops. Then they look for somebody in the shorting entity that
has other likely regulatory problems, and come down on him like a
barrel of lead. Then offer leniency if he'll spill what he knows.
Generally works.



But, in the case of the CENTRAL BANKERS who control the governments,
and their regulators, do you think these "regulator" who work at the
pleasure of the CENTRAL BANKERS are going to shoot their feet off and
starve for Queen and country by blowing the whistle on them?

Not in your lifetime.

The bank crash in the early 1920's was caused by the same central
bankers that caused the crash of 1929, starved millions and pocketed
huge profits used, even today, to still control the world by its
purse strings.

General opinion in the press today is that the real culprits (they who
started the rumours) will NEVER be caught.

The UK regulatory bodies concerned with market misdemeanours are as weak as
hell, and really ought to be disbanded.

Dennis.