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The big shorts

The big shorts

6.37k followers14 symbols Watchlist by Yahoo Finance

This basket consists of stocks with large short positions against them.

Curated by Yahoo Finance

Background

Some of the most famous, or infamous, trades in the hedge fund business include shorts. This is when the fund manager bets on the price of a stock going down. Analysts at Goldman Sachs have identified these stocks as being among the most heavily shorted stocks in the market.

How did we choose these stocks?

Each of these stocks was chosen by the Yahoo Finance editorial staff.

Who made these selections?

Yahoo Finance is the most-read business website in the US, garnering roughly 75 million unique visitors every month. The site has extensive coverage of both consumer technology and the business of tech companies.

How are these weighted?

The stocks in this watchlist are weighted equally.

Performance

WatchlistChange today1-month return1-year returnTotal return
The big shorts+0.67%---
^GSPC+0.51%+1.04%+26.02%+5506.54%

14 symbols

SymbolCompany nameLast priceChange% changeMarket timeVolumeAvg vol (3-month)Market cap
XOMExxon Mobil Corporation118.44+2.29+1.97%4:00 pm GMT-417.13M18.62M531.31B
WMTWalmart Inc.60.44+0.35+0.58%4:00 pm GMT-413.45M18.45M487.13B
PGThe Procter & Gamble Company166.04+0.97+0.59%4:00 pm GMT-44.35M6.24M391.88B
CVXChevron Corporation165.45+2.91+1.79%4:00 pm GMT-46.29M8.09M304.92B
DISThe Walt Disney Company105.8+0.36+0.34%4:00 pm GMT-414.95M11.00M192.88B
GEGeneral Electric Company167.5-1.36-0.81%4:00 pm GMT-44.90M8.54M183.35B
ABTAbbott Laboratories104.67-0.27-0.26%4:00 pm GMT-45.81M5.61M182.09B
CATCaterpillar Inc.351.78+7.28+2.11%4:00 pm GMT-43.18M2.34M172.04B
IBMInternational Business Machines Corporation166.27-1.96-1.17%4:00 pm GMT-44.26M4.55M152.74B
INTCIntel Corporation30.09+0.09+0.30%4:00 pm GMT-444.51M49.86M128.09B
TAT&T Inc.17.18+0.07+0.41%4:00 pm GMT-421.31M35.91M123.18B
BAThe Boeing Company181.25+0.90+0.50%4:00 pm GMT-45.08M7.82M111.27B
TGTTarget Corporation164.32+4.73+2.96%4:00 pm GMT-42.53M3.75M76.02B
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