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| Short interest represents a future obligation to repurchase those shares, so when a heavily shorted stock starts to rise, it can set off a stampede of buying as short sellers seek to cover their negative bets. The rebate is the share of the money earned by the managers on the proceeds from the sale of the stock that's been shorted. Heavily shorted stocks with sound fundamentals may represent exceptional opportunities, either for individual investors or executives who are actively seeking to enhance the return on their corporation's business, pension plan, or profit-sharing portfolios. |
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Short Sale short supply short version short-lived short-tempered shortage shortcoming shorted shorten shortened shortening shortening of time shortening time shortly shortness |
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