Often institutional buyers will short stocks while they accumulate. This is done to ensure the price does not rise quickly with increased and sustained purchases.
Shorts have not been needed in this case as evidenced by the table below.
Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 Column 4 Column 5 Column 6 0 Date Gross shorts 1 Issued capital % Capital shorted 2 Trade volume 3 Shorts as % of volume 1 Thu 3rd Mar, 2016 5,273 523,070,161 0.00% 2,894,937 0.18% 2 Wed 2nd Mar, 2016 9,942 523,070,161 0.00% 1,186,488 0.84% 3 Tue 1st Mar, 2016 78,950 523,070,161 0.01% 1,538,853 5.13% 4 Mon 29th Feb, 2016 78,160 523,070,161 0.01% 1,102,087 7.09% 5 Fri 26th Feb, 2016 248,547 523,070,161 0.04% 1,959,624 12.68%
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