📰 ET Markets 🔴 BEARISH 🕒 22 Oct 2026, 10:43 PM IST

Neocloud short sellers rack up $6 billion as AI debt fears deepen

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Core Development: Neocloud short sellers rack up $6 billion as AI debt fears deepen

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Market & Financial Impact: Short sellers betting against US neocloud and data centre companies have made about $6 billion in paper profits this month as AI debt fears trigger a sharp selloff. CoreWeave, Nebius, IREN, Applied Digital and Core Scientific face heavy short interest, highlighting growing concerns over debt-fuelled AI infrastructure spending.

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Actionable Insight: 🔴 Bearish Risk: Regulatory scrutiny, profit decline, or sell-off risk may create near-term volatility.

Neocloud stocks face heavy selling as AI debt fears deepen.

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Neocloud short sellers rack up $6 billion as AI debt fears deepen

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