Short sellers in November have lost 5.5 billion so far. Here is the trade that has suffered the most

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The pain for short sellers, who use the benefit for the condition that the value of the property will fall, was sent to Wall Street on Monday after an update on the vaccine candidate of Pfizer and partner Bioentech earlier this week. Outside of stocks and technology related investments such as travel and leisure.

The move resulted in a boom in the broad-market, benefiting especially small-to-large capitalization stocks and assets considered to be valued by some metrics.

Indeed, the small-cap-focused Russell 2000 index is up 5.2% so far this week, forcing it to trade at its first record in almost two years, while the tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite Index is down 1.1% this week, about 2% on Wednesday. Despite the rally. Dow Jones Market Data said there was a huge margin of performance between the Nasdaq Composite and Russell on a 1986 record.

In the meantime, value-oriented investments are driving growth, investments that grow in earnings and profit faster than others over time, soon to be short-lived and soon to grow in the tech and internet category. Attitudes are broken.

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So far this week, the IHHS S&P 500 value ETF has risen 5.2%, while its growth equivalent, the iChares S&P 500 Growth ETF, was down 0.3% over the same period.

And as volatile trading, bets in stocks are expected to rise since the past, they were down 2.4% this week, as measured by Eyshers MSCI USA Momentum Factor ETF

“Indicating the possibility of post-covid rotation, [Monday] The biggest one-day spread between momentum and value factor performance in the 28-year history of our data spread, ”analysts quoted in Evercore ISI’s report on Tuesday said.

As a result of all these seismic movements, short sellers registered paper losses of approximately 5.5 billion duplicates since November 1, according to data provider Ortex Analytics.

Here is a list of companies’ stocks that they say short-sellers have suffered the most:

Of course, there were trades that benefited short sellers:

It is not yet clear whether there will be a revival in value, with tech stocks making a rebound on Wednesday, while the Dow Jones Industrial Average and Russell 2000 remained low in both session trading.