Why is shorting of A2 shares at record levels?
Conditions in China are improving say Danone, Nestle and Abbott.
Even as shares in A2 Milk hit fresh records and a string of analysts have published reports with “buy” recommendations on the stock, the number of short positions in Australia have hit record levels.
The shorting also comes as the heavy-hitters in the infant formula market, such as Danone and
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Jenny Ruth
Tue, 01 Aug 2017
Tue, 01 Aug 2017
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Why is shorting of A2 shares at record levels?
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