How is borrowing then selling 140% of the available shares legal? How is that not market manipulation?
This is the market at work. This was taken too far and the market has a method for correcting this behavior and we're seeing it now. The difference is retail is going to win AND there's no backroom deal to be made to stop the bleeding.
We NEED financial reform but we need to look at what allowed this situation in the first place, not ways to silence what are effectively the whistle blowers.
I feel like people upvoted this because it said don't use eclipse but didn't read the article. Now I'm questioning my sanity - given a choice, do professional developers choose to use eclipse?
The question is somewhat loaded given the previous statement based on my own biases but I've never written java professionally so excuse my ignorance.
I love the infinite time explanation. It's a great way to explain how/why tradeoffs are made. I haven't been able to put it so succinctly, so, uhhh... that's mine now I'm stealing it. Please credit me in your original post.