NVDA reports Q2 fiscal 2027 results on Wednesday. At a $5.2 trillion market cap, it is the most anticipated earnings print of the season. Short sellers are notably absent. The short score sits at a low 29.5. Days to cover is just 0.55. Analysts see 42% upside from current levels. Bears simply aren't fighting this one.
SNOW is flashing a warning signal. Its put/call ratio hit a new peak heading into its print. The stock is up 51.7% year-to-date. Short interest is just 5.5% of free float. That divergence — bullish price action, bearish options — is worth watching closely.
CRM reports Wednesday too. It is down 21% for the year. Bears have been retreating fast in options markets. Analysts see 16.6% upside from here.
LI Auto's borrow market is nearly maxed out ahead of Wednesday's results. Shares to borrow are scarce. and are also attracting short interest attention in the same cohort.
Short sellers added aggressively to RDDT this week. SI % FF jumped to 17.6%, up 4.1 percentage points in seven days. CHTR sits at 32.4% SI % FF. Cable's structural decline keeps bears engaged. WOLF remains the most extreme short at 83.4% SI % FF with zero borrow available.
Bill Gates filed purchases of over $215M in RSG shares across eight days. That is a deliberate, sustained accumulation. On the sell side, a CHYM venture backer unloaded $207M in shares — heavy selling just weeks after the fintech's IPO.
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