Top 30 Short-Selling Thai Stocks on 14 November 2024

Securities
Volume
(Shares)
Turnover

(Baht)

% Short Selling Value

Comparing with

Total Trading Value

SCC 1,567,500 306,674,650 39.80%
BH 1,268,600 274,164,500 9.73%
DELTA 1,446,600 236,811,150 9.48%
PTT 7,052,700 230,975,925 19.73%
GULF 3,478,900 219,380,675 9.81%
AOT 3,398,600 200,186,925 10.62%
CPALL 2,925,600 186,973,450 6.92%
KBANK 804,600 117,679,650 8.07%
ADVANC 390,200 110,120,100 2.93%
BDMS 3,879,000 107,049,300 4.69%
CRC 2,150,800 71,775,425 6.47%
PTTGC 2,925,600 70,906,630 13.49%
TRUE 5,622,600 66,182,830 5.83%
INTUCH 652,800 64,362,575 2.45%
BEM 8,109,600 62,131,650 26.63%
CPF 2,278,600 55,878,630 13.32%
TOP 1,287,700 52,706,500 12.33%
HANA 1,386,400 43,971,225 2.74%
PTTEP 341,600 41,778,400 2.92%
KCE 1,357,200 39,493,850 8.44%
OR 2,684,700 38,503,950 27.74%
IVL 1,249,300 32,556,500 6.27%
CPAXT 927,200 32,163,750 14.63%
EA 5,255,500 31,058,615 6.08%
KTB 1,425,600 29,137,040 5.42%
MTC 598,400 28,942,975 6.96%
MINT 1,024,000 26,112,000 8.02%
JMT 1,367,500 24,600,110 4.52%
SCB 164,500 18,824,750 3.22%
LH 3,531,700 18,654,100 8.53%

 

*Remark
– Excluding a short sale by a member that is a participating dealer or market maker of the ETF investment units for the company’s account, for the purpose of realizing a profit from a price spread (arbitrage), or for the purpose of stabilizing liquidity, as the case may be.

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