Goldman Sachs says this is the biggest short squeeze in 25 years, with shorted stocks up 98%

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New for subscribers: Goldman Sachs says this is the biggest short squeeze in 25 years, with shorted stocks up 98%. Check out CNBCPro today.

The most heavily-shorted stocks have rallied 98% over the last three months, making it the most extreme short squeeze of the last 25 years, according to Goldman Sachs.

In a note to clients David Kostin, Goldman Sachs' chief U.S. equity strategist, said the recent trading activity that's sent names like

 

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Pro Lol silver silversqueeze

Pro thanks actually a lie.

Pro The shorts are going to send Bitcoin to 100K+

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Pro Our leader is holding and so shall you! Do your part! No more yachts for Hedgies...suck it Melvin...

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Pro LOL We didn't have online trading apps 25 years ago, but we've known for almost as long how HFT software brings unprecedented market manipulation. 😳 GoldmanSachs

Pro This week is gonna be wild!!

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Pro but it won't affect Melvin Capital because you said they closed their shorts right?

Pro That’s cuz we run the ship now 😄

Pro The fun has just begun 💎🙌🚀

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