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Chris Lange

Tesla Short Interest Remains Flat

Tesla's short interest for the period ending was about the same as in the previous period. But keep in mind that this number is approximately 25% of Tesla’s float,so still a sizable bet.

Chris Lange · 9 years ago

Apple Short Interest Rises Nearly 2 Million Shares

Apple saw its short interest tick up by almost 2 million shares for the period ended March 15. Based on this, it ranked 10th among the companies with stocks listed on the Nasdaq.

Chris Lange · 9 years ago

Short Interest Pulls Back in Major Biotechs

The health care sector in general has rallied since Trump took over the presidency, but now that his repeal of the ACA fell through, the health care rally is called into question.

Chris Lange · 9 years ago

Social Media Short Sellers Become More Selective

The March 15 short interest data have been compared with the previous report. Short interest moves in these selected social media stocks were mixed for this settlement date.

Chris Lange · 9 years ago

Short Sellers Take Mixed Stance on Big Oil

The March 15 short interest data have been compared with the previous figures, and short interest moves for the selected oil stocks were mixed.

Chris Lange · 9 years ago

How Analysts View Nike After Earnings

Nike released its fiscal third-quarter financial results this week, and despite a strong beat on the bottom line, the stock tumbled to close out the week lower.

Chris Lange · 9 years ago

Thursday’s Biggest Winners and Losers in the S&P 500

March 23, 2017: The S&P 500 closed lower on the day, down 0.11% and 2.49 points to 2,345.96. Separately the DJIA closed relatively flat down 0.02% on the day at 20,656.51, down approximately 4.79…

Chris Lange · 9 years ago

Why Credit Suisse Is Very Cautious on Dollar Stores

Discount and dollar stores were a hot trend a few years ago, but one key analyst believes that this trend has run its course. Credit Suisse put both Dollar Tree, Inc. (NASDAQ: DLTR) and…

Chris Lange · 9 years ago

2 Health Care Stocks Crushed on Thursday

Should Trump’s new health care bill pass, investors might gain confidence that the president can actually push his agenda, while a failure to pass could send the markets lower.

Chris Lange · 9 years ago