Pacific Ethanol, Inc.

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Closing price May 3, 2024

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Short interest moves favored solar over alternative energy stocks during the two-week reporting period that ended on December 14.
U.S. biofuel maker Pacific Ethanol has reportedly closed one of its two Nebraska plants and laid off 26 of its 60 workers in the state as the ethanol industry fights low prices and oversupply.
Short sellers continue to cut their positions in three major solar energy stocks. Alternative fuel stocks are getting more attention, however.
Short interest in alternative and solar energy stocks mostly dropped in the first two weeks of November compared to the prior two-week reporting period that ended October 31.
Short interest on solar stocks jumped during the two-week reporting period that ended October 31. Alternative energy stocks also got more action from short sellers.
Short sellers piled into solar energy stocks in the two-week reporting period that ended October 15. Alternative fuel stocks were also targets.
Short interest in solar and alternative energy stocks generally rose in the two-week reporting period to September 28. Solar stocks and one alt energy stock appear to be short sellers favorite...
Short sellers demonstrated mixed interest in solar and alternative energy stocks for the 2-week reporting period ended September 14. Only one stock in each group moved more than 10%.
Short interest in solar and alternative energy stocks was tilted slightly in favor of short sellers. Share prices have been rising on some of the stocks making them more attractive to the shorts.
In the two-week reporting period that ended August 15, short sellers have covered some bets and boosted others. SunPower and Pacific Ethanol appear to have been the shorts' favorites.
Short interest in solar energy stocks slipped in the two-week reporting period ended July 31, but a couple of the moves were significant. Alt energy stocks attracted more short sellers who especially...
Short interest for the first two weeks of July fell on most renewable energy stocks. Two of three solar stocks saw declines and all four alt energy stocks also saw declines.
Short interest primarily declined in solar and alternative energy stocks in the two-week reporting period that ended on June 29. Short interest fell by 65% at one alternative energy producer.
Short interest in solar stocks rose sharply in the two-week reporting period that ended June 15. Short sellers who had the positions scored a big win.
Short interest was mixed on both solar and alt energy stocks in the two-week period that ended May 31. The trend, however, is toward more short selling.