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The moves in the six most shorted stocks traded on the Nasdaq between July 14 and July 31 suggest that short sellers still were not sure on what to make of major indexes remaining near all-time highs.
Tesla will test its self-driving truck in Nevada, smartphone marketer Essential Products has gotten investment capital from Amazon.com and Tencent, and more headlines.
Disney will start its own sports and movie streaming networks and pull content from Netflix, the streaming industry leader.
As merger talks with Charter and Comcast have evaporated, a tie-up between Sprint and T-Mobile is once again moving to the front burner.
The top analyst upgrades, downgrades and other research calls from Thursday include Caterpillar, Comcast, Fitbit, Groupon, Mattel, Take-Two, Time Warner and Zynga.
Judging by the moves in the six most shorted stocks traded on the Nasdaq between June 30 and July 14, short sellers overall were uncertain what to make of major indexes still near all-time highs.
Two big-budget movies open this weekend, but a small budget film could be the big surprise.
The most shorted stock traded on the Nasdaq held on to its top spot on the list between the June 15 and June 30 as short sellers piled on.
Among the various U.S. over-the-top streaming services, Netflix has more than double the total viewing hours of the second-most popular streaming service.
Short interest in GE soared in the two-week period that ended June 15. Short sellers jumped on the opportunity following the resignation of CEO Jeff Immelt on June 12.
Between the most recent settlement dates, short sellers became more selective about the most shorted stocks traded on the Nasdaq. Those two weeks were marked by rising concerns about a possible...
Sprint reportedly is in talks to provide wireless service for Comcast and Charter Communications. Waymo has teamed up with Avis to service and store its vehicles, and GM has lowered its forecast for...
Google and Facebook are not only the largest sites by number of visitors. They also dominate the industry in terms of ad sales dollars.
During the period of May 15 to May 31, 2017, 24/7 Wall St. tracked numerous surprises in the short interest of key stocks. These nine stood out.
Short sellers seemed to be prompted into action again in the final two weeks of last month by the overbought markets, the political and geopolitical uncertainties and the rising concerns about a...