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The ASX stocks are shorters targeting and covering - Week 37
Welcome back to the Short Seller Series, where we recap the most shorted stocks on the ASX, along with those experiencing a notable rise and fall in short interest over the past week. Short selling data is four days behind today's date because reporting is not mandatory until three business days after the trade. The table below compares short interest changes between 7-13 September. table Key week-on-week changes: Pilbara Minerals remains the most shorted stock on the ASX for a second consecutive week. This is the first time on record that short interest in the stock has surpassed 10%. Syrah Resources climbs to #2. ... (full story)
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