Here's part of the answer. Shorting has increased markedly during the price decline. That has definitely kept the price down. Well, they have to buy back those shares at some point so it can be counter-intuitively bullish.
Here's part of the answer. Shorting has increased markedly during the price decline. That has definitely kept the price down. Well, they have to buy back those shares at some point so it can be counter-intuitively bullish.
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