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