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 73.7% of FF 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 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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