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wsj.com: Short Sellers Pull Back on Their Bets Against the Stock Market [View all]
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Short sellers are easing off their bets of pain ahead in the stock market: Total U.S. short selling increased by $20 billion in June, down from a $61 billion increase in May and less than most months in 2022
wsj.com
Short Sellers Pull Back on Their Bets Against the Stock Market
Total U.S. short selling increased by $20 billion in June, down from a $61 billion increase in May and less than most months in 2022.
Short Sellers Pull Back on Their Bets Against the Stock Market
Total U.S. short selling increased by $20 billion in June, down from a $61 billion increase in May and less than most months in 2022.
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