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On Tuesday, Uber's shares fell 9.85 percent following the announcement of its disappointing third quarter earnings results. One category that greatly benefited from this record-low number was short-sellers - essentially, investors who bet against a specific company, thus making a profit when its share prices decline. According to Barron's, in a reversal from the typical goal of buying shares low and selling high, short-sellers "borrow shares to sell first, hoping to buy the stock at a lower pric...
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