Avis’s stock could still rally a lot more because of a technical “short squeeze” triggered in late March, according to Deutsche Bank.
How a ‘short squeeze’ could still move Avis’s stock much higher
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How a ‘short squeeze’ could still move Avis’s stock much higher
Avis’s stock could still rally a lot more because of a technical “short squeeze” triggered in late March, according to...
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