Edited by Peter Hillerberg1 min readStories are generated from ORTEX data and reviewed by the ORTEX team. How we publish
Short sellers are active heading into September. Tenable Holdings saw the sharpest SI jump of the week. Its short interest hit 13.8% of free float, up from 9.1% a week ago — a gain of nearly 5 points in seven days.
MiniMed Group is another mover. SI climbed to 28.4% of FF, up 5.3 points over the same period. Cybersecurity and healthcare are drawing bearish attention fast.
The perennial bear target Wolfspeed remains deeply shorted at 73.3% of FF. Its stock is down 57% over three months. Shares available to borrow have dried up completely, making new short positions difficult and expensive to establish.
Chewy holds elevated short interest at nearly . However, availability sits at a comfortable 600%, meaning short sellers can still add pressure without squeezing.
EverCommerce tops the short score table at 94.5, with cost to borrow spiking to 38% APR. Only 1.5% of short interest is covered by available shares — a squeeze-ready setup.
UiPath is trending in the news ahead of earnings. Its SI stands at 29.7% of FF, flat on the week. A strong beat could force a cover rally.
GameStop crept up to 15.1% of FF from 14.5%. Retail attention remains high but conditions for a repeat short squeeze look limited for now.
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