Bears Pile Into These Names This Week

Short sellers made notable moves across several stocks in the past seven days. Three names stand out.

NNE leads the movers. Short interest at NANO Nuclear Energy jumped to 27.7% of free float — up 3.7 percentage points in one week. Availability sits at just 9.5%, signalling shares to borrow are very tight. Cost to borrow is 3%, and rising.

HOG is another surprise. Harley-Davidson's SI climbed to 16.6% of FF, up 2.5 points week-on-week. The motorcycle maker faces ongoing consumer spending pressure. Availability is ample at 173%, so bears can still add easily.

AI cloud infrastructure name CRWV saw SI rise to 18.4% of FF, up nearly 2 points. The $45B market-cap CoreWeave has attracted growing scepticism despite the broader AI rally. Asian tech stocks rebounded this week — but short sellers aren't convinced on CRWV yet.

FICO also drew fresh shorts. Fair Isaac's SI reached 10.8% of FF, up 2.2 points. Availability is high at 231%, meaning this build-up could continue.

Meanwhile, GME shorts are slightly unwinding — SI dipped to 13.1% of FF. NVDA and TSLA remain lightly shorted at 1.3% and 2.7% respectively, with minimal week-on-week change.

This is not financial advice.