According to data disclosed by the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, a total of 616 Hong Kong stocks were short-sold on January 9, with a total short-selling amount of HK$8.253 billion. Among these stocks, 16 had short-selling amounts exceeding HK$100 million. The top three stocks in terms of short-selling amounts were BYD, Alibaba-SW, and Meituan-W, with short-selling amounts of HK$541 million, HK$428 million, and HK$415 million respectively.
In terms of the short-selling ratio, 19 stocks had short-selling ratios exceeding 50%. The top three in this category were Geely Auto-R, Hang Seng Bank-R, and Sun Hung Kai Properties-R, each with a 100% short-selling ratio.
Furthermore, a total of 98 stocks had a short-selling ratio deviation of more than 100%. The top three in this category were Yeju Medical, Jianshi Technology-B, and Bohai Bank, with deviation percentages of 743.05%, 546.98%, and 481.58% respectively.
The short-selling data provides valuable insights into the market sentiment and investor behavior. This information is crucial for investors and analysts to understand the dynamics of the stock market and make informed decisions.
The source of this article is the China Business News.