BUSINESSJul 21 · 16:51 UTCSEMAFORLiz Hoffman

Bets against AI companies spike

Investors have increased bets against AI companies and consumer-focused stocks amid concerns over AI-related risks and potential inflation from the Iran war. Short positions against S&P 500 companies reached $1.4 trillion, with significant shorting of SpaceX and CoreWeave shares.

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