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Short Interest Update USFIG

Figma (FIG) Short Interest Climbs to 30.8% of Float

Figma has seen a sharp increase in short interest, reaching 30.8% of free float, the highest level on record for the company.

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By The Forensic Ledger Desk October 3, 20261 min read
Company
Figma
Short % Float
30.8%
Days to Cover
4.2

Bearish Momentum in Figma

Figma (FIG) continues to attract significant short interest, with recent data showing a five-percentage-point jump in short interest as a percentage of free float to 30.8%. This breakout into high double-digits follows a gradual increase observed since February.

Squeeze Risk Indicators

Days-to-cover for Figma has risen to 4.2, a record high for the name. This shift in the lending market, combined with the increased short interest following Q1 results, indicates that the cost of maintaining these positions is rising. Market participants should watch for potential squeeze signals as the stock remains heavily targeted by short sellers.

Source

Signal data sourced from Yahoo Finance. This post is an original analysis prepared by The Forensic Ledger from publicly available data. Not investment advice.

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