With a very small number of shares in the public f

With a very small number of shares in the public float, shorts have had, and will likely continue to have, a hard time borrowing shares of CELH.

Normally after a big run up in price, like the one CELH has experienced, traders will borrow shares and short the stock.

However, in this case, it may be difficult to put selling pressure on the shares without having the ability to borrow and put on a short position.

This could mean that buyers will remain in control, and could run the stock even higher.

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