How a Big Short Cost India’s Adani Empire $100 Billion

Gautam Adani is perhaps India's most powerful businessman. But a report from short-selling firm Hindenburg Research has cost his empire to lose more than $100 billion worth of market value. Bloomberg's Anders Melin explains

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[mg.f.]

There are Crony Capitalist stories all over the world, Yes But ADANI made them all look minor misdemeanors.

[markusmuller]

And another short seller published an already well-known story for the common (small amount of money investing) people. Companies like Hindenburg generate huge "assets" through these market leaps for billionaires by silently selling and after bonds drops, reinvesting (gain) within a short timespan.
But these (few) "well hidden" big investors bring absolutely no social benefit to a people community.
Adani is right: it is an attack on the common people of India (transfer of public assets to private investors).