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Do stocks reflect their earning abilities? If lots of people shortsell IBM, will it drop to $10 a share?
This is what happen to FUNTU, CCWW, USBR.
ZONEQ, with business in children's recreation, faces a bankruptcy.
FUNTU, in the same industry, under selling pressure.
State Street Capital Corp, which took FUNTU to public and support its trading, could not support its price, FUNTU fell from $10 to $4 1/8.
State street Capital step away from the stocks it supports.
The shortselling move to other two stocks which State Street Capital supports. CCWW and USBR fell from $10 to 3 5/8 and $9 1/4 to 3 1/16, even the three companies are in good conditions. I don't understand why the three stocks, especially CCWW and USBR, which are in different industries, should suffer such a sharp drop?