Mid-November NYSE Short Interest In Tech Stocks (AMD, GLW, EMC, HPQ, IBM, LSI, MU, MOT, NOK, NT, TXN, VMW)

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Published: November 23, 2007 10:09 am

Last Updated: March 26, 2020 8:15 pm

Every month, 24/7 Wall St. peruses through the NYSE, AMEX, and the NASDAQ. One key area we look at of course is technology. Below is a summary of some of the key technology stocks we evaluate daily and are interested in the short interest of each:

Stock (Ticker)                11/15/2007    10/31/2007    Change
Advanced Miro (AMD)    68,231,116    67,071,442    +1.73%
Corning (GLW)                12,678,622    16,112,839    -21.31%
EMC Corp. (EMC)          50,028,872    61,281,674    -18.36%
Hewlett-Packard (HPQ) 19,968,125    21,272,824    -6.13%
IBM (IBM)                         13,236,353    13,826,521    -4.27%
LSI Logic (LSI)                52,043,374    49,830,763    +4.44%
Micron Tech (MU)          58,664,775    51,730,612    +13.40%
Motorola (MOT)                30,158,214    28,509,945    +5.78%
Nokia (NOK)                   13,558,932    11,122,200    +21.91%
Nortel (NT)                      12,041,541    12,909,979    -6.73%
Texas Inst. (TXN)             27,288,442    29,206,232    -6.57%
VMware (VMW)                11,681,831    10,440,110    +11.89%

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Jon C. Ogg
November 23, 2007

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