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'I always love to squeeze the shorts': Hedge funds burned as BT shares surge - Vimarsana News

'I always love to squeeze the shorts': Hedge funds burned as BT shares surge

A combined short position of 2.79 per cent of BT's shares marks the biggest publicly disclosed bet against the company since records began.

Source: cityam.com
12 Most Shorted Stocks in 2024 - Insider Monkey - Vimarsana News

12 Most Shorted Stocks in 2024 - Insider Monkey

Short-sellers may be annoying for corporations (and Redditors?), but investors usually find themselves thanking these companies for doing the often back-breaking and excruciating research that is required...

Temenos Sheds $2 Billion as Hindenburg Finds Latest Short Target - Vimarsana News

Temenos Sheds $2 Billion as Hindenburg Finds Latest Short Target

(Bloomberg) — Temenos AG plunged by nearly a third, slashing its market value by $2.1 billion, after Hindenburg Research took a short position and suggested serious flaws in the books of the Swiss provider of software for banks. The Swiss company denied the report, saying it contained “factual inaccuracies and analytical errors, together with false…

Short sales on the TSX: What bearish investors are betting against - Vimarsana News

Short sales on the TSX: What bearish investors are betting against

Activist short sellers in Canada were highly successful over the past three years

How Medical Resident's Blog Spurred 3rd Largest Bank Failure In US History - Vimarsana News

How Medical Resident's Blog Spurred 3rd Largest Bank Failure In US History

The best short call of 2023 wasn't made by a ruthless hedge fund, a well-known activist firm, or any of the liveliest voices on the sell side. It was made by a first-year medical resident running a blog named after a SpongeBob SquarePants character.

Source: ndtv.com