Bets against the SPDR S&P 500 Trust, the biggest exchange-traded fund tracking the broad index, rose to $68.
1 billion last week, the highest level in data going back to January 2016, according to financial analytics company S3 Partners. That was up from $41.7 billion at the beginning of 2020 and $41.2 billion a year ago.
That’s one option! Usually wrong ! Move on !
Could also become the fuel for the next rally. Of course, based on what catalysts might present themselves. and there are a few major selloffs ahead for the same reasons Market finds a way to make fools out of investors and traders....
Many investors should probably just have their money seized and used to help people survive
There you go ! Trying to call the shots ! 🖕🏼🖕🏼🖕🏼🖕🏼🖕🏼🖕🏼🖕🏼🖕🏼🖕🏼🖕🏼🖕🏼🖕🏼
Uk people who have died in hospital from the coronavirus has reached 16,060...COVID19
How much money does the US owe China? They're debt collection tactics may be getting a little out of hand.
With millions out of jobs. The stock market lies.
Time to buy.
Lol they did this in 2009 as well after the selloff. Poor fools. All short sellers eventually forced to cover. Don't bet against the fed
The revenge of the bears.
Financial Experts are watered-down Ponzi operators.
IMO don’t sell all your stocks because of high short levels.. Often this is a bullish signal..if market rallies, shorts increasingly buy to cover fueling more covering causing stocks to rally even more. May be other good reasons sell, but this is not a reliable indicator.
The stock market would have cratered already if the U.S. Treasury hadn't been holding it up. UST is buying as fast as sellers are selling. This action is temporary, and will only last long enough to bail out big money stock holders who got caught by surprise. Go Stimulus!
RIGHT
Take your monies before the banks are empty from their digitally inflated values that we can create with a few clicks on a computer!
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