Short sellers are piling into a handful of names this week. Wolfspeed tops the list with a staggering 100.9% SI % FF. That figure rose 8.6 percentage points in seven days. Availability has collapsed to zero. Bears are fully committed and there is no stock left to borrow.
SharonAI Holdings saw the biggest weekly jump of all. SI % FF shot from 12.4% to 50.7% — a 38-point surge in just one week. The cost to borrow sits at 6.2%. Availability is near zero at just 3.6% of short interest. That combination signals extreme conviction from short sellers.
Avis Budget Group is another mover. SI % FF climbed from 40.2% to 48.1% in seven days. Car rental names remain a favourite for bears. Cerebras Systems also attracted fresh shorts — up 6.4 points to 31.8% FF. Availability is zero there too.
On the other side, Kohl's saw short interest fall 2.6 points to 21.8%. Bears are cautiously retreating there.
Intel is grabbing headlines today. ORTEX data shows a 34% single-session surge in short shares. Foundry speculation is driving volatile trading. SI % FF sits at 2.5% — low overall, but the speed of change is the story.
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