SHAMarket & tape

Shorts Analytics

short interest

Where bearish positioning is heaviest across the market, and whether one name's short-selling pressure is building, unwinding, or turning into squeeze fuel.

What it does04
01

Scan the whole short-interest universe at once to find where bearish positioning is heaviest, then narrow it by how hard a name is to borrow, how many days it would take to cover, or how fast short interest is rising.

02

Read the sector breakdown to tell whether short pressure is concentrated in one corner of the market or spread thin — a cluster often points to a shared thesis, not just one crowded name.

03

Open a single ticker to follow its short story as a trend rather than a snapshot: is interest building or unwinding, is it getting harder to borrow, and is delivery failing to keep pace.

04

Treat Reg SHO and fails-to-deliver flags as a sign the mechanics of shorting are under strain — often a precondition for a squeeze, not just evidence of crowded shorting.

Views02
Market

Where bearish positioning is heaviest right now, and whether it sits in one sector or spreads across the market.

Ticker

One name's short-selling pressure as a trend — building, unwinding, or getting squeezed — not a single-day reading.

How you use it05
01

Click a column header in the ranking table to sort by it; click again to reverse direction.

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Click a row to open that ticker's view.

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Drag the treemap drawer's resize handle to resize it, or drag past a threshold to close it.

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Click a treemap tile to narrow the ranking to that sector; click again to clear it.

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Use the 6M/1Y/3Y/All range buttons on the short-interest chart to change how far back you're looking.