
Should you short Credit Suisse stock as the price drops?
- Credit Suisse Group AG is an international investment bank and financial services company
- One share cost more than $10 a year ago, currently, that’s down to $3.93
- 0.41% of Credit Suisse Group's shares are being shorted
According to Market Beat, investors had sold 10,830,000 Credit Suisse shares short as of September 15. At the time of writing, 0.41% of Credit Suisse Group’s shares are being shorted.
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Copy link to sectionWhat is Credit Suisse?
Copy link to sectionCredit Suisse Group AG is an international investment bank and financial services company established and based in Switzerland. It is one of nine global banks providing services in private banking, investment banking, shared services, and asset management.
Considered a systemically important financial institution globally by the Financial Stability Board, Credit Suisse is also a primary FED Forex counterparty and dealer.
Should I trade Credit Suisse today?
Copy link to sectionCredit Suisse stock can be a lucrative investment, but take the time to read at least several price predictions from leading analysts and do market research before making a commitment. Take all investment advice with a grain of salt.
Credit Suisse price prediction
Copy link to sectionCNN quoted 17 analysts on their 12-month price forecasts for the bank’s stock. One share cost more than $10 a year ago. Currently, that’s down to $3.93. The median prediction is $6.11, with a low estimate of just above $4 and a maximum prediction of $7.37.
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