Short-selling has become an area of great interest in the financial world, and not just because activists can make for good press. Some, like Tesla CEO Elon Musk, see short-sellers as inherently immoral because they're essentially betting against companies and expecting their stock prices to drop. Musk even called short-sellers "jerks" in late 2017. But there's much more to shorting than that.
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