Short-sellers lose their voice
Being a short-seller is no longer worth the trouble for many hedge fund managers as investors do not want to miss out on a stockmarket rally
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FOR some, they are the scourge of Wall Street. Yet short-sellers - investors who stake bets against stocks - are often the first to sound the alarm on a market's froth or a company's fraud.
Now, six years into a bull market run, with stocks in the United States smashing one record after another, these naysayers have all but lost their voice.
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