Short sellers are active this week. The biggest movers tell a clear story.
KVYO (Klaviyo) saw the sharpest jump among mid-cap names. Short interest leapt to 19.9% of free float, up from 12.96% just seven days ago. That's a 6.9 percentage-point swing. Bears are growing sceptical ahead of its next earnings cycle.
SPCX (SpaceX) is drawing heavy attention too. SI climbed from 17.98% to 23.86% over the week. With a $1.14 trillion market cap, this is a large-scale bet. Availability sits at 84% — still room to pile in further.
CAPR (Capricor Therapeutics) leads all US stocks on percentage-point change. SI hit 45.6%, up 9.2 points in seven days. Cost to borrow is 8.2% APR. Shorts are pressing hard on this small biotech.
On the persistent bears side, WOLF (Wolfspeed) remains extreme. SI stands at 73.7% of free float. Availability is effectively zero — there are no shares left to borrow. A squeeze could ignite quickly.
EVCM (EverCommerce) carries a short score of 94.5 out of 100. CTB is 38% APR. With only 1.5% availability, new short positions are nearly impossible to open.
LULU continues to attract attention on social platforms. SI sits at 11.1% — elevated for a large-cap retailer with a $13.1B market cap.
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