In a properly functioning market, stocks go up and down. Institutional investors drive the price action both ways. And when they speculate that a stock may go down, short interest in that stock goes up.

Long-term investors tend to avoid stocks with heavy short interest, and sometimes, there’s a good reason for that.

But short interest is not, by itself, bullish or bearish. It simply tells investors how analysts and institutional investors feel about a company. For example, they may believe a stock is simply overvalued at its current price.

But short interest can also indicate a deeper problem with the company.

At that point, it’s up to every investor to perform their own due diligence to understand if the high short interest is a temporary situation. And when you do, you may find that the shorts have it wrong.

If the company has strong fundamentals and your buying thesis hasn’t changed, a stock with high short interest can be a buying opportunity.   

But the opposite is also true. There are times when high short interest exists because the company is not fundamentally sound. In this case, seeing a stock with high short interest may be a reason for you to sell a stock.

In this special presentation, we’re analyzing seven stocks with high short interest and providing insights as to whether the market may or may not be getting them right.

View the 7 Stocks with High Short Interest – Is the Market Getting These Right? The Earnings360 Team

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