Short sellers are making fresh moves this week. The data reveals big changes in several notable names.
SharonAI Holdings (SHAZ) leads all movers. SI jumped from 12.8% to 54.5% of free float in just seven days — a 41.7 percentage point spike. Cost to borrow sits at 10.4%. Availability of shares to borrow is just 5.3%. That's a squeeze setup worth watching.
Wolfspeed (WOLF) remains the most extreme short on the market. SI stands at 103% of free float. Availability is zero. Bears have no room to add — and nowhere to exit easily.
Cerebras Systems (CBRS) saw SI climb 6.8 points to 32.4%. The AI chip firm's IPO hype has clearly faded for skeptics. Availability is also zero there.
On the EV side, Lucid Group (LCID) is seeing shorts exit. SI dropped 2 points to 32.2%. Cost to borrow is high at 25.1%. That squeeze pressure may be forcing covers.
Avis Budget (CAR) sits at 48.2% SI after a 2.3-point rise this week. Rental car demand worries are keeping bears active.
Popular social names like GME (12.7%) and TSLA (2.9%) remain largely static. The real action is elsewhere.
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