Aren’t shorters meant to be selling borrowed shares at the high and buying back at the low?
Either someone has missed the last shorting opportunity (end of 2023), or have now borrowed shares too early, meaning they are the 0.11%, or they just hate the stock market that much they comment negatively here just for the fun of it?
Aren’t shorters meant to be selling borrowed shares at the high...
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