cnps shorts are drying up folks, page-17

We track short levels on both CNP and CER every day. Below are CNP details for the past 4 weeks.

As you will see, Wednesday looked like a big anomaly; almost as if the data was incorrect. We will never know I guess.

It does look however like shorts are decreasing from highs of 13 and 14m a couple of weeks back. Notice how they are always down on a Monday.

05/06/2008 11,948,601
04/06/2008 8,177,265
03/06/2008 11,851,213
02/06/2008 12,568,128
01/06/2008
31/05/2008
30/05/2008 11,118,306
29/05/2008 14,258,542
28/05/2008 14,293,404
27/05/2008 14,267,625
26/05/2008 7,541,869
25/05/2008
24/05/2008
23/05/2008 14,150,288
22/05/2008 14,346,961
21/05/2008 14,576,376
20/05/2008 14,102,399
19/05/2008 10,571,355
18/05/2008
17/05/2008
16/05/2008 13,464,779
15/05/2008 13,404,950
14/05/2008 13,466,266
13/05/2008 13,562,654
12/05/2008 10,949,706