NYSE Short Interest For July

Investing

Douglas A. McIntyre

Published: July 20, 2007 3:27 am

Below are key short interest statistics for July. The figures are as of July 13 compared to June 15, 2007

Largest Short Positions

Company Short Position

Ford (F) 213 million shares short

Motorola (MOT) 128 million shares

Qwest (Q) 82 million

AMD (AMD) 81 million

Time Warner (TWX) 70 million

Micron (MU) 60 million

National Semi (NSM) 59 million

GE (GE) 59 million

CVS (CVS) 59 million

Sprint (S) 50 million

Pfizer (PFE) 50 million

LSI (LSI) 50 million

Bank of America (BAC) 49 million

Short Position Increases

Company Increase

Best Buy (BBY) Up 30 million

Bank of America Up 13 million

Micron (MU) Up 9 million

Schlumberger Up 8 million

AMD (AMD) Up 7 million

Beazer (BZH) Up 7 million

Largest Decrease In Short Position

Verizon (VZ) Down 13 million

Motorola (MOT) Down 10 million

IBM (IBM) Down 11 million

Time Warner (TWX) Down 9 million

CBS (CBS) Down 7 million

Disney (DIS) Down 6 million

HP (HPQ) Down 5 million

Pfizer (PFE) Down 5 million

Exxon (XOM) Down 4 million

Data from WSJ and NYSE

Douglas A. McIntyre

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