Official Short Interest Data
GameStop Corp. (GME) remains a focal point for short-selling analysis. Official data from the NYSE shows consistent open short positions, with the most recent figures indicating over 31 million shares held short. This data is critical for understanding the long-term positioning of institutional bears against the company.
Daily Short Volume Flow
In addition to the bi-weekly short interest, FINRA reports daily short sale volume, which captures the flow of shares marked short during the trading session. Unlike the stale bi-weekly interest figures, this daily volume provides a real-time look at the intraday pressure being applied to the stock. Traders should cross-reference these daily spikes with price action to identify potential accumulation or distribution phases by short sellers. The combination of high open interest and consistent daily short volume makes GME a high-priority ticker for those tracking market sentiment and potential squeeze setups.
Signal data sourced from Fintel. This post is an original analysis prepared by The Forensic Ledger from publicly available data. Not investment advice.
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