'Meme stock' craze costs short sellers $2.5 billion
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最新报道：According to the Coinnet report, July was a "terrible" month for traders who were bearish on high-risk U.S. stocks. According to data from S3 Partners, as of last Thursday, investors had lost $2.5 billion on the 50 listed stocks with the highest short positions in the United States in July. These companies include "meme stocks" representative Kohl's Corp., and the average loss of shorting these targets is four times the average loss of shorting the U.S. stock market as a whole. As retail investors' enthusiasm for speculative stocks grows, many highly shorted stocks have been strongly pulled up, and shorts are under pressure. Although key events such as the tariff deadline, the Federal Reserve's decision, and non-agricultural employment this week pose a major test to risk appetite, strategists generally believe that this round of "meme stock" craze still has room to continue. Data from Vanda Research shows that retail investors' net purchases of "meme stocks" such as Opendoor and Krispy Kreme continue to rise, and trading activity is also accelerating.
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