Short-sellers are getting loud again — and targeting tech stocks

Source: Business Insider

The number of short-seller campaigns has jumped in the last year. Spencer Platt/Getty ImagesShort-selling campaigns increased 55% in 2025 compared to 2024, according to industry tracker Diligent Market Intelligence. Technology companies were the most common stocks investors bet against.

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