BlockBeats news, on January 3, Goldman Sachs’ institutional brokerage said that as the stock market rally cooled, hedge funds’ short-selling positions in U.S.-listed ETFs across asset classes last month hit the largest increase in nearly four years. Vincent Lin, co-head of Prime Insights & Analytics at Goldman Sachs, said short flows in U.S.-listed ETFs increased 14.6% in December, the largest monthly increase since February 2021. Macro products such as indexes and exchange-traded funds (ETFs) saw net buying in the first half of the month, but selling activity increased toward the end of the year. The most shorted market areas include large- and small-cap stocks, health care and corporate bond ETFs. (Golden Ten)
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