Snap trade pays off for short sellers as shares slide

11th May, 2017

Andrew Neil

Average fees to borrow Snap, the parent company of Snapchat, were around 100bps on Thursday as demand for the stock continues in the wake of the company's disappointing Q1 results

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Bank of America
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J.P Morgan
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Morgan Stanley
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SocGen
Susquehanna
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