Abraxas Capital raises short gold position again in 20 minutes, position size ~$18.8 million
Svmuu - According to The Data Nerd, Abraxas Capital has continued to add to its short gold position via DCA in the last 20 minutes. Currently, its short gold position has become the largest position with a size of about $18.8 million.
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