When they borrow the shares, they declare them short as they have opened a position (accruing interest from the day of borrow). Returning borrowed shares to the lender they can reduce shorts without them needing to be bought back on market (hence the fluctuations compared to volume). Afaik at least. Correct me if I'm wrong.
When they borrow the shares, they declare them short as they...
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