Short sellers are busy. Figma saw the biggest weekly jump among large US names — SI % of FF leapt from 18.7% to 24.9%, a 6.2 percentage point surge in just seven days. Vail Resorts was close behind, rising from 16.2% to 22.3%.
Wolfspeed remains a standout pain trade. SI hit 50.1% of free float, up 4.2pp on the week. Availability is razor-thin at just 2.1%. With the stock up 135% in three months, short sellers are sitting on heavy losses.
Sable Offshore also saw shorts pile in — SI climbed from 32.9% to 38.7% over the week, making it one of the fastest-moving names on the board.
On social platforms, the big story today is GameStop. Ryan Cohen reportedly bid $56 billion for eBay, sending eBay shares flying. GME itself carries — modest by meme-stock standards, but with availability at 64%, there's still fuel for a squeeze if momentum builds.
Rumble tops the short-score table at 93.2, with a cost to borrow of 25.1% and near-zero availability at just 0.06% — one of the hardest names to borrow on the market right now.
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