Dear Ajay:
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This is a very wrong take away.
Shorts provide valuable research and information and then readers/public may choose to agree/act or not or even take advantage of any fall, if they think price action is unjustified.
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This is also Darwinian. Hindenberg was too scared to face the music when the day comes. This is blindingly obvious. They shat their pants when Trump was elected.
As for short-sellers, put money where the mouth is. Being short-sellers, while essential part of capitalism and markets, isn't an easy pursuit. Even Bill Ackman couldn't short Herbalife and made losses DESPITE several merits in his famous presentation that it was a Ponzi. Herbalife still exist today after a mere $200 million settlement.