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189:. By the end of business on May 7, 1901, the two parties controlled over 94% of outstanding Northern Pacific shares. The resulting runup in share price was accompanied by frenetic short selling of Northern Pacific by third parties. On May 8, it became apparent that uncommitted NP shares were insufficient to cover the outstanding short positions, and that neither Hill and Morgan nor Harriman were willing to sell. This triggered a sell-off in the rest of the market as NP "shorts" liquidated holdings in an effort to raise cash to buy NP shares to meet their obligations. The ensuing stock market crash, known as the
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them. As a result, his total exposure exceeded the entire issue of the MAAX bonds. Falcone then stopped lending the bonds, so that short-sellers could not liquidate their positions anymore. The price of the bonds rose dramatically. The short-sellers could only liquidate their positions by contacting
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130:. Squeezes can, however, involve large stocks and billions of dollars. Short squeezes may also be more likely to occur when a large percentage of a stock's float is short, and when large portions of the stock are held by people not tempted to sell.
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769:"Short Squeeze Sends GameStop Shares to 2007 Levels. What Happens Next"
495:"Options Helped Fuel the GameStop Stock Squeeze. Here's How That Works"
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609:"How Porsche hacked the financial system and made a killing"
1035:""Big Shot's" Nickel Short Squeeze: Who is Xiang Guangda?"
440:"This Is the Most Shorted Stock in the Market Right Now"
742:"How Martin Shkreli caused a 10,000% squeeze on KBIO"
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423:What Exactly Is a Short Squeeze?
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607:Krstić, Ivan (7 January 2009).
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376:"GameStop can't stop going up"
47:. A short squeeze occurs when
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