And to add to the complexity, I think a lot of reported short sales aren't "short sales" in the traditional sense, rather related entities lending stock to one another, then churning it back and forth through their bots to "manage" the price whilst accumulating, without breaching the 5% rules in a technical sense.
HSCB would be a prime candidate.
Has anyone got access to the broking data for this year. Would be interested to see how it lines up with the recent Top 20.
And to add to the complexity, I think a lot of reported short...
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