Short Sellers More Selective on Semiconductor Stocks
Short interest data for the March 31 settlement date show that investors seem to have mixed ideas on the semiconductor industry as a whole.
Short interest data for the March 31 settlement date show that investors seem to have mixed ideas on the semiconductor industry as a whole.
Despite having fewer shares sold short in late March, Sirius XM returned to its place at the top of the list of the most heavily shorted stocks traded on the Nasdaq.
Year to date, four of the five semiconductor stocks we have looked at are down and only one is up. And that is despite some kind words and solid recommendations from analysts.
Recent short interest moves show that investors are continuing to have a mixed sentiment on the semiconductor industry.
Intel rose to the top of the list of the most heavily shorted stocks traded on the Nasdaq between the February 27 and March 13 settlement dates, displacing Sirius XM.
Intel disappointed the market after revising its outlook lower for the first quarter of 2015. Reactions were mixed.
Recent short interest moves show that investors now appear to have mixed sentiments on the semiconductor industry, after the previous short interest report was slightly pessimistic.
Despite a shrinking number of shares short in many of them, the usual suspects remain at the top of the list of the most heavily shorted stocks traded on the Nasdaq in…
Recent short interest moves show that investors now seem to be doubting the semiconductor industry, after the previous short interest report was fairly positive.
Applied Materials reported its fiscal first-quarter financial results after the markets closed on Wednesday.
Applied Materials will report its fiscal first-quarter financial results Wednesday after the U.S. markets close.
Recent short interest moves show that investors seem to be growing marginally more optimistic on the semiconductor industry, as short interest is dropping across the industry for the most part.
Corporate earnings season is just reaching its peak, and 24/7 Wall St. has put together a preview of some of the larger companies reporting in the coming week.
Recent short interest moves show that investors seem to be growing marginally more optimistic on the semiconductor industry as a whole, as short interest is dropping for the most part.
Recent short interest data show that investors seem to be growing marginally more optimistic on the semiconductor industry as a whole.