Contrarian would say the fact that as only .01% of their market has been shorted validates the need for legitimate short selling.
Their market over the past 12 months has been in an extreme bubble situation, fostered by speculative buying but not offset by the natural balancing speculative short selling.
Although the CSI300 is down 26% over the last month it is still up a massive 82% for the past 12 months.
I wonder which is better allowing a market to be fueled almost solely by speculative buying, which has got to end in disaster when the music stops. Or allow the (evil) short selling to take steam out of the market?
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