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Short sellers keep betting against Pop Mart — even though it's been a losing trade
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- Short sellers are doubling down on Pop Mart International even as a recent share price recovery makes their bearish bets on the Chinese toymaker look increasingly risky.
- Short interest in Pop Mart climbed to 12.67% of shares outstanding as of Tuesday, up from 11.3% in April, according to S&P Global Market Intelligence data.
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Short sellers are doubling down on Pop Mart International even as a recent share price recovery makes their bearish bets on the Chinese toymaker look increasingly risky.
Short interest in Pop Mart climbed to 12.67% of shares outstanding as of Tuesday, up from 11.3% in April, according to S&P Global Market Intelligence data.
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