Short interest jumps for KONG, SOHU, NCTY, and JOBS
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Short interest data is now available for Nasdaq stocks through April 15th. Short interest has rocketed for some Chinese stocks:
Changes in short interest from March 15th to April 15th:
Online travel services:
- Ctrip.com (ticker: CTRP) -5.8% (Previous 30-day period (P): +11.8%)
- eLong (ticker: LONG) -61.3% (P: +1.6%)
Internet services:
Online games:
- The9 (ticker: NCTY) +21.0% (P: +146.1%)
- Shanda Interactive (ticker: SNDA) -8.4% (P: +7.6%)
- Netease.com (ticker: NTES) -8.7% (P: 16.0%)
- (Korean) Webzen (ticker: WZEN) -13.1% (P: +29.2%)
- (Korean) Gravity (ticker: GRVY) -48.5% (P: -93.7%)
Wireless services:
- KongZhong (ticker: KONG) +53.4% (P: -12.0%)
- Tom Online (ticker: TOMO) -3.3% (P: -38.3%)
- Linktone (ticker: LTON) -27.8% (P: -36.6%)
- Hurray (ticker: HRAY) -29.1% (P: -95.4%)
Employee recruiting and human resources services:
- 51Job (ticker: JOBS) +20.4% (P: +44.4%)
Financial services:
- China Finance Online (ticker: JRJC) +7.8% (P: -4.4%)
Software:
- Ninetowns (ticker: NINE) -12.9% (P: -9.6%)
Quick comment on "short interest" from the Internet Stock Blog: High short interest can be interpreted two ways: it represents pent-up buying demand, so it's technically bullish; but it might show that smart investors are bearish on a stock, in which case it's bearish. Most analysts interpret high short interest as bullish, particularly for stocks with small floats, in which case high short interest signals risk of a short-squeeze.
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