The Zhitong Finance App learned that on the eve of the release of the first earnings report after the launch of SpaceX (SPCX.US) and the upcoming lifting of the largest restricted share ban in history, Wall Street bears are pouring into Musk's most high-profile listed company at an unprecedented rate. According to the latest data from S3 Partners, as of July 29, SpaceX short positions had soared to 219.3 million shares, accounting for about 34% of publicly traded shares, with a nominal value of 24.6 billion US dollars. This size has surpassed Tesla's short position, making SpaceX one of the most heavily shorted large companies in the US market.

The Zhitong Finance App learned that on the eve of the release of the first earnings report after the launch of SpaceX (SPCX.US) and the upcoming lifting of the largest restricted share ban in history, Wall Street bears are pouring into Musk's most high-profile listed company at an unprecedented rate. According to the latest data from S3 Partners, as of July 29, SpaceX short positions had soared to 219.3 million shares, accounting for about 34% of publicly traded shares, with a nominal value of 24.6 billion US dollars. This size has surpassed Tesla's short position, making SpaceX one of the most heavily shorted large companies in the US market.