Aluminium Short-Sellers? Not The Villains This Time

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Fri, Oct 14, 2011
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Reuters reported that Alcoa’s (NYSE:AA) chief executive has blamed short-selling for a big fall in the price of Aluminum and with it the company’s share price.

As quoted in the market news:

Short selling is a common way for hedge funds and other investors to bet on falling commodities or shares prices.

“They are betting against aluminum as a proxy for betting against the global economy,” Klaus Kleinfeld said this week, warning of “very offensive short-selling going on by speculators”.

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