Analyze short sale volume data from FINRA for 2025-09-29. Data last updated: 2025-09-29 18:41:07.
Data updated daily by EOD. High Short Interest Ratio>
| Symbol | Short Interest (%) | Days to Cover | Short Volume | Total Volume | Commentary |
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Top 5 stocks with Total Volume > 1,000,000. High ratios (>40%) indicate bearish sentiment or short squeeze potential.
What It Is: Percentage of total trading volume that is short sales ((ShortVolume + ShortExemptVolume) / TotalVolume * 100).
Why It Matters: Ratios >40% suggest volatility or short squeeze potential.
Example: High short interest stocks may experience rapid price increases if short covering occurs.
What It Is: Top 20 stocks by Short Interest Ratio from the top 100 by Squeeze Score (TotalVolume > 1,000,000), sorted by Total Volume.
Why It Matters: High-volume stocks with high short interest are prone to price spikes.
Example: Stocks with high Squeeze Scores indicate potential for rapid covering.
What It Is: Stocks with shorting across multiple markets (e.g., NYSE, NASDAQ) and high short volume, sorted by Total Volume.
Why It Matters: Multi-market shorting often reflects institutional activity.
Example: Stocks traded on multiple exchanges show broader market interest.
What It Is: Percentage of short sales that are exempt (ShortExemptVolume / (ShortVolume + ShortExemptVolume) * 100).
Why It Matters: Higher ratios may indicate regulatory exemptions or significant shorting.
Example: Low exempt ratios suggest speculative shorting activity.
