Month: November 2014
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New active shorting declined but spikes seen in retail, consumer non-durables and utilities
Total short market value increased 5.9% ($35.5bn) over the past 30 days. Net new active shorting declined $8.1bn as the snapback rally of late October hurt the shorts. The largest increases in net new shorting are seen in Retail, Consumer Non-Durables and Utilities; the largest drops are seen in Technology and Tech Services. Consumer Durables… Read more
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Subprime Auto Finance. A bubble inflating.
See our co-authored post on Seeking Alpha: Auto Finance: Another Subprime Bubble? Read more