Goa SHORTS RVNL : The time to do an opposite of "Gamestop" to the tyrants.
Goans and those who love Goa, should unite together and short RVNL. The tyrant company of GoI. When protesting on the streets fails, protest on the bourses.
Activist short selling is a strategy used by investors and hedge funds to profit from a decline in the stock price of a company. It involves taking a short position in a company's stock in order to drive down the stock price.
When Publicly traded companies, fail to adhere to guidelines of the highest of judiciary, then what do you do?
When fighting for your future, land and country, is termed illegal; what shall you do?
When only the money rules, then how long can you fight on street?
Velsao and Arrosim citizens of Goa have been fighting to save their land and natural resources, with all available means; but because of the complicity of everyone; The Chief Minister, State Machinery and Police along with the Indian Railways Officials, in cohort with Rail Vikas Nigam Ltd (RVNL); they have been only at the receiving end; and their land is being usurped illegally by Indian Railways and RVNL.
Spurious FIRs are being filed to deter, people. Everyone knows, how Goa Police works and how it can lead to litigations which can run for years. As the Herald Goa put it today, when the "Justice becomes the punishement".
So, what are the options available?
When Money rules, the elected representatives, the Police, Chief Minister; and all and sundry; the prevailing evil of money can be fought by Money only (but in this case, judiciously and actively).
The goal of activist short selling is not just to make a profit from the decline in stock price, but also to bring attention to what the short seller believes are fraudulent or unethical activities by the company. By exposing these activities, the short seller hopes to spur regulatory investigations or legal action against the company.The first well-known example of activist short selling occurred in the 1990s, when James Chanos of Kynikos Associates successfully shorted the stock of Enron, a company that was later found to have engaged in extensive accounting fraud.
Chanos publicly criticized Enron's accounting practices and warned of its impending collapse, which helped to drive down the stock price and ultimately exposed the company's fraudulent activities.
What RVNL is doing here in Goa brazenly, in spite of being a public limited company is illegal. Just because Government Of India is the promoter of the company and thus actively shielded.While Government Of India may not impact so much by the fall in the share price of the RVNL, there rest 22 % of which 13% is the public, would be greatly impacted.
The fall in share price of RVNL would let to a hue and cry and thus protest among the general public investors and financial institutions alike, who have invested, thinking it as a safe haven for their money; a company where the work is done by rules and not tyrannically.
So, Velsao, Arrosim, Majorda people should get together and SHORT the stock of Rai Vikas Nigam Ltd to the hilt.
The idea is to do an opposite of GAMESTOP, but in the same manner.
The profits, thus generated could be put back in fighting for the movement.
There are enough, people in India, who do not want Goa to be destroyed thus, and shall pitch-in and help with the "Short-Selling Movement" directly and indirectly.
When protesting on the streets fail democratically, protesting on the bourses financially, is a good option to explore.