Michael Brush, writing inMarketWatch, describes a couple of these flights of fancy, which he calls signs of hubris and mob-like overconfidence, noting that the short crowd tends to get a little crazy every time the stock falls into the $200 range.
Financial writer Michael Brush has covered US stock markets for 23 years. He produces a stock newsletter calledBrush Up on Stocks, and his work has been published in the New York Times and The Economist. Hes far from being a short-hater hes worked with traders who he calls some of the smartes