Short Squeeze Screener

Short-interest pressure, participation and price structure.

Short interest is not short-sale volume

Short interest measures outstanding short positions at a reporting date. Daily short-sale volume measures trading activity and is not a substitute. Compare timestamps before combining either measure with current price and volume.

Pressure does not guarantee a squeeze

Days to cover relates short positions to average trading volume. Liquidity, borrow conditions and price structure also matter. A high pressure score can coexist with an extended price or weakening demand.

Sources: FINRA: understanding short interest