Edited by Peter Hillerberg1 min readStories are generated from ORTEX data and reviewed by the ORTEX team. How we publish
Short interest is moving fast this week. Traders are piling into marketing software firm KVYO, where SI jumped nearly 7 percentage points in seven days to hit 19.9% of free float. The move tracks wider bearish pressure on mid-cap software.
SpaceX's listed vehicle SPCX also drew fresh shorts. SI climbed almost 6 points to 23.9% of FF. Sentiment on the name has turned cautious as rate-sensitive growth stocks face renewed pressure.
Energy storage firm FLNC is another key mover. SI rose 4.3 points to 28.9% of FF — one of the highest in the clean-energy space right now. Bears appear unconvinced by the sector's recent rebound.
On the persistently heavy side, semiconductor maker WOLF stays extreme at with zero borrow availability — meaning new short positions are virtually impossible to open.
ADBE tells a different story. With September earnings fast approaching, shorts are quietly covering. SI sits at just 4.5% of FF and retreating, per ORTEX data published today.
Capricor Therapeutics CAPR saw the biggest week-on-week jump overall — SI leapt 9.2 points to 45.6% of FF. Worth watching closely.
Data: ORTEX. Not financial advice.
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