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How shorted is BETASHARES GOLD ETF ETF UNITS DEF SET? ASX:QAUDA

42.11%
of units on issue reported short · trade date 5 Sep 2011
5-day change
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20-day change
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Reported short
163,706
Units on issue
388,730
Aggregate net short position time series for BETASHARES GOLD ETF ETF UNITS DEF SET
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Full reported short position history
Trade dateShort %Change
5 Sep 201142.11%+31.64
2 Sep 201110.47%−1.30
1 Sep 201111.77%+7.77
30 Aug 20114.00%+3.26
23 Aug 20110.74%–

About this data

ASX code
QAUDA
First seen in dataset
23 Aug 2011
Listing
BETASHARES GOLD ETF ETF UNITS DEF SET on the ASX ↗

Short position data © Australian Securities & Investments Commission. Reproduced with permission (CC BY 4.0). We show regulatory short-position data only: no prices, no valuations, no recommendations.

Frequently asked questions

How shorted is BETASHARES GOLD ETF ETF UNITS DEF SET right now?
42.11% of BETASHARES GOLD ETF ETF UNITS DEF SET's units on issue were reported as short positions for trade date 5 Sep 2011, per ASIC's daily aggregated short position report. That is 163,706 units reported short of 388,730 on issue.
Is BETASHARES GOLD ETF ETF UNITS DEF SET one of the most shorted ASX stocks?
It is not in the ranked table at the moment: ASIC's latest report carries no ranked position for it. The most shorted ASX stocks table is updated every trading day.
What does this number include?
ASIC aggregates the short positions that all short sellers report to it daily (reporting starts at A$100,000 or 0.01% of capital), expressed as a percentage of total product in issue. It is close to a complete picture of open short positions in the product.
Why is the latest figure four days old?
ASIC publishes each trade date's aggregate on the fourth business day afterwards (T+4). We ingest each file the day it appears.
Which funds are short?
Australia's public data is aggregate-only: individual short sellers are not named in ASIC's daily report.