11.   High short-interest positions have been considered an indicator of bearish sentiment among market investors.

12.   Increases in short positions are often considered an indicator of bearish sentiment among market investors.

13.   Investors often maintain that big short-interest positions, such as those in the most recent month, indicate strong bearish sentiment.

14.   Large short interest positions have traditionally been considered a negative sign and an indication of bearish sentiment.

15.   Large short-interest positions have historically been considered a negative sign and a reflection of bearish sentiment.

16.   Not all short selling is a result of bearish sentiments.

17.   Open positions on short sales, or short interest, are generally seen as a sign of bearish sentiment toward stocks.

18.   Short interest sales have typically been considered a measure of bearish sentiment.

19.   Short sales have typically been considered a measure of bearish sentiment in the market.

20.   Short sales have typically been considered a measure of bearish sentiment.