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How shorted is Happy Helper A/S? DK0060990414

0.15%
of share capital in short positions of 0.1% or more · 5 May 2020
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Aggregate net short position time series for Happy Helper A/S
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Who is short Happy Helper A/S?

No individual positions of 0.5% or more are currently disclosed.

Named positions of 0.5%+ as published by the Danish FSA. The dates shown are each holder's latest disclosure date.

Sector: Consumer services

History

Full disclosed short position history
Position dateShort %Change
5 May 20200.15%+0.03
27 Apr 20200.12%0.00
24 Apr 20200.12%0.00
23 Apr 20200.12%0.00
22 Apr 20200.12%–

About this data

ISIN
DK0060990414
Regulator
Danish FSA (Denmark)
First seen in dataset
22 Apr 2020

We show regulatory short-position data only: no prices, no valuations, no recommendations.

Frequently asked questions

How shorted is Happy Helper A/S right now?
Net short positions of 0.1% or more total 0.15% of Happy Helper A/S's share capital as of 5 May 2020, per the Danish FSA's public register.
Who is shorting Happy Helper A/S?
No individual positions of 0.5% or more are currently disclosed for Happy Helper A/S.
What is Happy Helper A/S's short interest?
0.15% of share capital as of 5 May 2020. "Short interest" is the US term; the figure here is the Danish FSA's own aggregate of every net short position of 0.1% or more of share capital, so it is a lower bound on all short selling in the stock.
What does this number include?
The Danish FSA's own aggregate of every net short position of 0.1% or more of share capital. Positions below 0.1% are not reported at all, so the true total can be slightly higher. Only positions of 0.5% or more are published with the holder's name, so the named holders on a company page add up to less than its headline figure.
How often is this updated?
Position holders must disclose changes by the next trading day, but the Danish FSA publishes its register about once a month. We read it every trading day and show the register's own date, so the figures here are as current as the regulator's file.