Core Insights - The article highlights the top short-selling stocks in the market, indicating significant investor sentiment and potential market movements [1][2][3] Group 1: Short-Selling Ratios - BYD Company Limited (81211) has the highest short-selling ratio at 69.90% [2] - Shanghai Pharmaceuticals (02607) follows with a short-selling ratio of 54.31% [2] - Postal Savings Bank of China (01658) has a short-selling ratio of 54.01% [2] Group 2: Short-Selling Amounts - Xiaomi Group (01810) leads in short-selling amount with 1.61 billion [3] - Alibaba Group (09988) has a short-selling amount of 1.398 billion [3] - BYD Company (01211) has a short-selling amount of 1.009 billion [3] Group 3: Deviation Values - China Southern Airlines (01055) has the highest deviation value at 34.86% [1][3] - Guosheng Tang (02273) also shows a significant deviation value of 34.86% [1][3] - Gemdale Corporation (00535) has a deviation value of 33.51% [1][3]

Core Insights - The article highlights the top short-selling stocks in the Hong Kong market, indicating significant investor sentiment against these companies [1][2]. Short Selling Ratios - The top three stocks with the highest short-selling ratios are Great Wall Motors-R (89.22%), Li Ning-R (82.43%), and BYD Company-R (79.48%) [1][2]. - Other notable companies with high short-selling ratios include Baidu Group-SWR (77.03%) and Lenovo Group-R (73.78%) [2]. Short Selling Amounts - The highest short-selling amounts are recorded for Tencent Holdings (67.43 billion), Xiaomi Group-W (56.17 billion), and Alibaba-SW (52.37 billion) [1][2]. - BYD Company also appears in the top short-selling amounts with 38.64 billion [2]. Deviation Values - The stocks with the highest deviation values, indicating a significant difference from their average short-selling ratios over the past 30 days, are Hong Kong Exchanges-R (60.43%), Baidu Group-SWR (52.06%), and BYD Company-R (37.56%) [1][2]. - Great Wall Motors-R and China Bank Hong Kong-R also show notable deviation values of 35.61% and 35.39%, respectively [2].