It seems to me, as I mentioned once before, that our "short" troubles began just after someone "with close ties to the Bay Street investment community" joined the ranks of ECU in a very senior position. Someone else noted recently how the short positions have been reduced drastically, shortly before any major price increase. Since ECU has pretty much been news driven, with fundamentals treated as meaningless, it seems like "someone" may be hearing "something" from "someone else", at opportune moments.

Bay Street = Wall Street = stinking corruption. Why shouldn't I speculate? I've been investing in ECU for 10 Years, and thats my observation for today.

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