Kaiser Aluminum (KALU) is facing sustained selling pressure as short sellers continue to increase their exposure. Following the company's Q3 earnings report on October 22, which disappointed investors, short sellers added approximately 146,000 shares to their positions over four consecutive trading days. This brings the total short position to 1.08 million shares. The stock has declined 30% over the past month, with a 27% drop occurring in the last week alone. The consistent daily build in short interest suggests that market participants are betting on further weakness in the wake of the company's recent performance.
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