A lot of hedge funds used to do this and maybe still do. So they would invest in a stock at like, let's say a stock was trading for $5,. They would invest directly into the company and buy stock for $3. And then hypothetically market it at $5 that day. But don't they start to think, hey, if our stock stops going up, we're in trouble?Yeah. I mean, it's like financial engineering. Enron was kind of doing the same thing, but don't they started to think,Hey, how much money have we booked in the period?"

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